OffScale DataGrove

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Amir Taichman

Tecnologia

Many people
are involved

Developers QA DBAs IT

Production

Multiple
Dev
environments Integration

QA

We help companies
improve product quality and
shorten development cycles for
data-centric products and services

It’s like git, for databases
Database Version Control

Commit
Rollback
Branch Production

Dev Integration

QA

Commit
Rollback
Branch Production

Dev Integration

Fast
Automatic
Managed QA

DevOps
Continuous Deployment
Continuous Integration

Developer

DBs are changing
(NoSQL, BigData)

Developer

Integration
(dev tools, DB vendors, PaaS)

Developer

Database Version Control

Platforms Mac
OS X

Databases

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Comics are, you guessed it, from XKCD.com

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