The New Database Landscape - Revealing Shifts and Charting the Next Horizon
summary
Survey finds 21% single-database adoption and a startling 30% using six-or-more platforms, with Oracle/MySQL/SQL Server/Postgres as the top four and Postgres growing. 70% report hybrid deployments, only 18% all-cloud, and 35% cite increased complexity from multiplatform stacks. Redgate demonstrates a concrete pipeline: Monitor flags a DTU spike, Flyway produces migration and undo scripts, Test Data Manager creates masked clones in seconds for safe testing, SQL Prompt suggests query rewrites; Flyway already covers 52 databases and TDM promises fast, lightweight clones.
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chapters (7)
- 0:002024 database survey intro
- 7:20Key findings
- 10:30Multi-platform challenges
- 15:09Database DevOps role
- 24:07Live DevOps workflow demo
- 38:55Redgate tools future
- 45:02Q&A
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