How does the database landscape look in 2025? 🤔 This report sheds light on the current state of database management and offers valuable insights into how organizations can navigate and simplify the growing complexities: https://t.co/hpW8okuXRZ #DataSecurity #DatabaseManagement

🚀 Updates for #Redgate Test Data Manager: 1️⃣ Faceted table config for large DBs → filter + bulk-exclude in seconds. 2️⃣ Save your connection strings for reuse across jobs. 3️⃣ Now auto-checks for updates + better support for PG partitions & numeric types

Manual database deployments block digital transformation. It’s a bold statement, but one that most teams still feel every release cycle. In partnership with @AWS, Flyway Enterprise shows how teams can automate database deployments safely in the cloud. https://t.co/a0MuCB0pUP

Rounding up #Halloween spooky stories with the ghosts of past deployments. 👻 From silent failures to sleepless nights, every engineer has their share of horror stories. The good news? You can learn from them, and build systems that don’t haunt you later. https://t.co/9IrMF5wuNT

It all starts with one small “quick fix” and before you know it, the bugs arrive. 🫣 🪲 Today's #Halloween cautionary tale comes from Peter Kruis. Sometimes the fastest fix becomes the biggest fright.

Shipping without tests!? Let the nightmares begin. 😴 🫨 This #Halloween, spare yourself the haunting of rollback loops and late-night alerts. Testing isn’t just process, it’s peace of mind.

What happens when 'things go bump in the night'? 🎵 😱 It's 2 AM and you get the call the system’s down. You’re half-asleep, trying to remember which script fixed this last time. By dawn, the fix has worked… sort of. But the fallout lasts all week.

💬 “I realized I was going too far down rabbit holes with the technicalities. What people really want to know is the outcome, in real-life business terms.” How to communicate technical ideas in a way that connects - 🎧 listen over on Spotify: https://t.co/1u0puIhUuH

Not all horror stories start with a loud crash, some begin in silence. As #Halloween approaches, here’s a story about the scariest kind of failure... the one you never see coming. 🎃 🫣 😱 .

Can data teams move fast and safe? In our latest blog post @way0utwest and @DBAKevlar offer reflections from their own experiences with how teams are learning to balance acceleration and accountability. https://t.co/z9je120YB9

If you tick these boxes, you’re not just managing speed, you’re turning it into a sustainable advantage and not an unstable liability. Explore how database change management supports this kind of scale >

5. Build in traceability and audits at the object level. When things go wrong (and with AI at pace, they will), you’ll want to pinpoint what changed, when and by whom.

4. Prepare your data layer for AI native requirements Embed support for vector data and feature stores so your pipelines evolve as fast as your models.

3. Standardise change workflows across platforms Whether it's SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle or MySQL, consistency reduces risk of drift or error.

2. Version-control your database schema Treat data structure with the same discipline as code: one source of truth, traceable history.

If, like many Organizations, AI is accelerating your delivery cycles and you're looking to improve stability in the pipeline, here’s a practical checklist: 1. Automate database change testing in your CI/CD pipeline. Catch breaking schema changes before they reach production.

The new Google Cloud DORA 2025 report shares a crucial key finding: “AI adoption now improves software delivery throughput, but increases delivery instability.” This highlights that there are problems with the underlying infrastructure requiring urgent attention.

Forget fetching coffee...today's tech interns are building real products, fixing bugs & much more! Hear from 3 women about how their @redgate internship is transforming their career paths & challenging workplace stereotypes. 🎧 https://t.co/O65rO808ZH #WomenInTechWeek

Have you ever tried to drive somewhere new without directions? That’s what monitoring servers with SCOM alone feels like. You see the landscape, but not the detail. Add Redgate Monitor and you get both the map and the compass. Learn more: https://t.co/909MU1v9GZ

Finding PgAdmin too slow for schema comparisons? Struggling to generate reliable sync scripts? The latest Tony and Tonie episode discusses how to tackle both with Redgate pgCompare. https://t.co/E57Tzve1Nd

Get to know Sabrina Fuizzotto, Senior Software Engineer at @redgate! 👋 Discover Sabrina’s incredible career journey, her experiences in the tech world, and how she’s making an impact at Redgate.  Read her story 👉 https://t.co/E70hPgbwDE #WomenInTech #TechCareers