Free Webcast: How DevOps is Impacting the DBA's Role

Webcast Overview

What happens to a DBA in a DevOps, continuous deployment environment? This session will explore both the strategic and practical aspects of how the DBA role is impacted with the adoption of DevOps. Firsthand experiences from a DBA and the organizational learning gained during these transitions will be featured during the presentation.

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Sessions

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12:30 PM
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1:00 PM

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Welcome

1:00 PM
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1:44 PM

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How DevOps is Impacting the DBA's Role

Scott Frock

Scott Frock is the Senior VP of Solution Development for Datavail, an IT leader in database administration as a managed service. Prior to joining Datavail, Scott was a founder in a start-up information technology company where he was responsible for the engineering and operations of a multi-tenant cloud that serviced enterprise applications. In his career, Scott has managed the build-out of multiple global data centers using VCE, CISCO UCS, VMware, and EMC technologies. As a management advisor to several CIOs, he has lead the development of enterprise business plans and technology strategies. He has experience in all facets of an IT services business from sales through operations. He has worked in outsourced ICT managed services for almost three decades and has experience in the government, communications, manufacturing and retail verticals.

Chuck Ezell

With more than 22 years of experience, Chuck Ezell supports some of the world’s infrastructures with database performance tuning for their applications, automating processes, developing new database application solutions and tuning their ETLs. Chuck helps locate and eliminate system bottlenecks, while uncovering opportunities to improve performance on all application tiers. Although, he excels at optimizing and customizing Oracle systems, Chuck works with .NET, T-SQL, C#, PHP, javascript, Java, ANSI SQL, PL/SQL, APEX, and many other languages on systems by Oracle, HP, IBM, Linux and Windows. He uses SSMS, Oracle OEM, AppDynamics, Splunk, Visual VM along with many others, for performance tuning operations.