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Topic	Looking to build an app. Need database recommendations
MFBKBass5 02/21/24 10:49:23 PM #6:	Tyranthraxus posted... Ok so first you need Docker. Then you need to configure it in both your development and production environments, plus a separate QA and UAT environments, which you can deploy to using Kubernetes alongside your visual studio automated build features which can all be managed through active directory and Microsoft system center. After you've got all that set up you can finally install MS SQL Server alongside SQL Server Management Studio and don't forget to install SQL Server Integration Services while you're at it which is what you need to automatically populate the data your SQL Server Reporting Services that can get plugged into your Business Intelligence software of choice. Or like just use Microsoft access or some shit it's only 500 items. 500 applications, which each have about 30-40 attributes each. I know its not super big, but still. this is gonna be a lot more work than I thought ugh --- !!!!!!!!! http://i.imgur.com/DzJSPWA.jpg <cite>MFBKBass5 posted [p:978973192] in Looking to... [t:80702736]...</cite> <quote>Tyranthraxus posted... </cite><quote>Ok so first you need Docker. Then you need to configure it in both your development and production environments, plus a separate QA and UAT environments, which you can deploy to using Kubernetes alongside your visual studio automated build features which can all be managed through active directory and Microsoft system center. After you've got all that set up you can finally install MS SQL Server alongside SQL Server Management Studio and don't forget to install SQL Server Integration Services while you're at it which is what you need to automatically populate the data your SQL Server Reporting Services that can get plugged into your Business Intelligence software of choice. Or like just use Microsoft access or some shit it's only 500 items.</quote>500 applications, which each have about 30-40 attributes each. I know its not super big, but still. this is gonna be a lot more work than I thought ugh --- !!!!!!!!!http://i.imgur.com/DzJSPWA.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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