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Borrowing an expression from Mugatu in Zoolander, “DevOps is so hot right now”! And the database DevOps space in particular is red hot…
A New Approach to Database Change Management with Snowflake Jeremiah Hansen 9 min read · May 26, 2020 -- 3 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size “DevOps is so hot right now!” Borrowing an expression from Mugatu in Zoolander, “DevOps is so hot right now”! And the database DevOps space in particular is red hot. Like I mentioned in my previous article , A database change management (DCM) tool is critical for managing your Snowflake objects and implementing CI/CD pipelines. But DCM tools have been around for a long time now and aren’t well suited for managing certain types o
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