Getting Started with DevOps for Azure SQL | Data Exposed
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“Databases-as-Code” is an important principle in improving predictability in developing, delivering, and operating Azure SQL databases. In the first part of this two-part series with Arvind Shyamsundar, we quickly survey the different tools and methodologies available and then show you how to get started with GitHub Actions for a simple CI/CD pipeline deploying changes to an Azure SQL DB.
0:00 Introduction
1:10 What is DevOps
9:05 Two types of database deployments
13:33 Demo
✔️ Resources:
GitHub: github.com/arvindshmicrosoft/...
DevOps for Azure SQL: devblogs.microsoft.com/azure-...
What is DevOps? www.donovanbrown.com/post/wha...
GitHub - Azure SQL Action Test: github.com/arvindshmicrosoft/...
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This is very helpful. DevOps and Database deployments are so important. Thanks!
Very helpful, thanks!
Super - Thanks !
Hi Anna and Arvind, great video! I'm one of those 20 year veterans that you spoke about, lol. Someone on the team uses DbUp to deploy infrastructure changes to the Azure SQL databases, but me being the owner of the databases, I've hardly had any exposure to a DevOps solution to deploying SQL infrastructure changes and stored procedures. But now working with a team of SQL programmers, moving the SQL scripts into a repo and using DevOps is going to be the only way to go. The tools we use are SSMS and ADS, and I'll have to quickly become familiar with Git and the built-in support for it in ADS. But once a script is checked in and is approved, does the DbUp process automatically kick in?