DevOps and the Agile DBA

The esteemed ACE Director alumna Kellyn Pot'Vin Gorman is hosting our next webinar!

Attend the free webinar by Kellyn on June 13th and learn how agile best practices and virtualization can help you become better at DevOps.


About the Webinar:
This session discusses common database challenges and how they can be solved with newer DevOps practices without impacting the DBAs “safe zone”.

Development, testing, provisioning, patching, upgrading and managing will become easier with agile tools, virtualization and collaboration.

The take-aways from this session are to embrace DevOps basics with a “DBA twist” such as:
  • Develop, Rinse, Repeat
  • Test Until Your Five Year Old Can Do It
  • Human Intervention Creates Human Error- Automate EVERYTHING.
  • How the shorter development cycle build business success.
  • How the DBA can do more with less.
Discover the power of virtualization and agile development practices providing more value to even the most senior database expert.

We’ll demo different scenarios surrounding DevOps, virtualization and how to make the DBA pivotal to DevOps success.

Sign up for the free webinar.

About the Presenter:



Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman is a member of the Oak Table Network and an Oracle ACE Director alumna. She is the Technical Intelligence Manager for the Office of CTO at Delphix, a company recognized for it's impressive virtualization and data masking environment capabilities. Kellyn is known for her extensive work with multi-database platforms, cloud migrations, virtualization, the command line interface, environment optimization tuning, automation and architecture design. Her blog, http://dbakevlar.com and social media activity under her handle, DBAKevlar is well respected for her insight and content.

Registration is free but space is limited.
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