Webinar: Seamlessly Integrating Database Changes into CI/CD with Database DevOps by Techstrong Learning

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Seamlessly Integrating Database Changes into CI/CD with Database DevOps

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This session will cover real-world use cases and best practices for unifying application and database delivery.

When

Thursday, November 7, 2024 · 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (US & Canada) (GMT -5:00)

Presenters

Amanda Scheldt

Cybersecurity Writer and Webinar Host

Amanda Scheldt is a cybersecurity writer with an extensive background in cybersecurity research, threat intelligence, national security intelligence, and security awareness training. She has a Masters of Science in Cybersecurity from Webster University. Amanda combines her past industry expertise along with a passion for writing to promote more awareness and education in cybersecurity.

Stephen Atwell

Principal Product Manager - Harness

With over 26 years of technology experience, Stephen focuses on solving problems encountered in his previous roles. Currently, he is focused on database DevOps at Harness. He has worn hats ranging from network administrator to database administrator, to software engineer, to product manager. Stephen is speaking at Kubecon 2024, and was previously a speaker at Data on Kubernetes Day in 2023, the Continuous Delivery Summit in 2022, CDCon in 2023, 2022, and 2021, and the TBM Conference in 2015. Outside of work, Stephen develops open-source garden planning software (Kitchen Garden Aid 2 ).

Matt Schillerstrom

Director of Product Management and Product Marketing - Harness

I'm passionate about helping people learn Site Reliability Engineering and DevOps. As an engineer at Target, I discovered my love for product management while building reliable software and high-performing teams. I later helped launch the world's first Failure-as-a-Service product at a SaaS startup. Now, as the Director of Product Management and Product Marketing, I blend both worlds to help developers globally ship reliable code and embrace failure as part of innovation. Outside of work, I lead community tech and resilience groups, and volunteer with non-profits.