Sneak Peek of Martin Fowler's Book, NoSQL Distilled
Sneak Peek of Martin Fowler's Book, NoSQL Distilled
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Join For FreeCompliant Database DevOps and the role of DevSecOps DevOps is becoming the new normal in application development, and DevSecOps is now entering the picture. By balancing the desire to release code faster with the need for the same code to be secure, it addresses increasing demands for data privacy. But what about the database? How can databases be included in both DevOps and DevSecOps? What additional measures should be considered to achieve truly compliant database DevOps? This whitepaper provides a valuable insight. Get the whitepaper
**UPDATE** Martin Folwer has updated his blog to announce that NoSQL Distilled is not yet available on Safari Books, but will be available within the next few days. Sorry for the mix up!
If you’re a subscriber to Safari Books Online, you can now get a copy of a rough cut of NoSQL Distilled (the link will only work for safari subscribers). It’s a rough cut, so it’s still early in the production process, with few copy-edits done. But it gives you an early chance to take a look at the text and to pass on comments.
Safari Books Online is an online library that gives access to lots of software books, including those of Pearson and O’Reilly.
Compliant Database DevOps and the role of DevSecOps DevOps is becoming the new normal in application development, and DevSecOps is now entering the picture. By balancing the desire to release code faster with the need for the same code to be secure, it addresses increasing demands for data privacy. But what about the database? How can databases be included in both DevOps and DevSecOps? What additional measures should be considered to achieve truly compliant database DevOps? This whitepaper provides a valuable insight. Get the whitepaper
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