Previously known as the SQL Saturday branch in Israel, Data TLV is an annual in-person conference for Data professionals and enthusiasts.
The next event will be taking place in Rishon Le’Zion on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
I will be presenting my own session there: Database DevOps for Leaders.
Read More »Going back to DataTLV in 2025
I know it’s a bit of a short notice, but I’m posting this as soon as this became final and publicly announced.
I’ll be delivering one of my newest sessions on the topic of Database DevOps in this year’s GroupBy conference on October 29th: Database DevOps for Leaders
Read More »Catch me live in GroupBy on October 29!
This month’s #tsql2sday is hosted by Malathi, a.k.a Mala, a.k.a diligentdba (b), and asks us about how we manage our database code.
Well, as the de-facto DB DevOps expert over at Madeira Data Solutions, I felt obligated (and obliged) to participate and contribute my piece.
Read More »T-SQL Tuesday 177: Managing database code
[EDIT] Due to the current ongoing situation between Israel and Palestine, the event was delayed to February 2024. For more details, please refer to the official Data TLV Summit website.
The Data TLV Summit in Israel is the single most biggest, largest, most amazingest annual summit in Israel for data enthusiasts, made by the community, for the community. The summit is taking place on November 2, 2023, and I will be delivering my most popular session there: Development Lifecycle Basics for DBAs!
Read More »I’m speaking at the Data.TLV Summit 2023 in Israel
As a spiritual “part 4” in my ongoing series of webinars titled “CI and CD with SSDT”, I will be delivering an entirely new session called “Troubleshooting Build and Deployment of SSDT Projects for SQL Server DevOps” (or “Troubleshooting Common SSDT Errors” for short).
Read More »New Upcoming Session – Troubleshooting Common SSDT ErrorsThis month’s T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Deb the DBA (b|t), who invites us to give a long rant about a question that a coworker could be asking us, without knowing what they’ve just gotten themselves into by doing that.
Well… I’ve got just the thing 🤭
Read More »T-SQL Tuesday #152 – Which version of my database was deployed? It depends!
Following the rise in popularity of DevOps for Databases, many interesting questions are being asked on the topic.
One of these questions is: Should your SQL Database project be in the same source control repository and solution as the App code project? Or maybe they should be in the same repository but separate solutions? Or maybe they should be in completely separate repositories?
Read More »Should the Database and Application projects be in the same Repository?This month’s #tsql2sday is hosted by @AndyLeonard, who asks us to write about “software changes”. Well, I think it’s time to be changing sp_help_revlogin. What do you think?
The #DataWeekender is a free online conference scheduled for May 2nd, organized by the SQL Server community’s finest, as an online replacement for all the SQL Saturdays and other SQL Server conferences that were being canceled en masse due to the COVID-19 situation.
One of my submitted sessions was accepted:
Read More »Webinar – Development Lifecycle Basics for DBAs at the Data Weekender
This month’s #tsql2sday is hosted by Hamish Watson (b|t) and this time touches on the extremely important topic of database unit testing. Its high importance and value should be a no-brainer. But it can be a very difficult topic, and the hardest thing about it, in my opinion, is knowing where to start. Hopefully, with this blog post, I can help you out with that.
Read More »T-SQL Tuesday #125 – Getting started with database unit testing