Bmaestro (www.DBmaestro.com),the pioneer and leading provider of DevOps for Database solutions, has opened its DevOps for database survey, which aims to get a deep insight into the progress and adoption of automation for database development and deployment. The survey asks about methodologies used in various stages of the development lifecycle.
“This survey aims to address Agile’s final frontier, the database” said Yariv Tabac, Founder and CEO of DBmaestro. “Many organizations believe their database deployments are automated but we want to understand what actual process and methodologies are being used and if they are sufficient to protect the company’s most valuable asset, the database. The survey results will give professionals an extensive set of relevant statistics, peer guidance and validation that can be very helpful in making smarter decisions about their database deployment process.”
Participants who complete the survey will be eligible to win Beats by Dre
To take the survey, visit: http://bit.ly/18JNwFs
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