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Database DevOps Integration: Bridging the Gap Between Development and Operations Jun 13, 2025 by Robert Gravelle

In traditional software development workflows, database changes have often been treated as an afterthought. While application code follows well-defined DevOps practices with version control, automated testing, and continuous deployment, database changes frequently remain manual, risky operations performed by database administrators. This disconnect creates bottlenecks, introduces errors, and slows down the entire development process. Organizations find themselves unable to deliver value quickly when database changes become the limiting factor in deployments. In this article, we'll explore how integrating database changes into DevOps workflows creates a more seamless development pipeline, examining the challenges, components, benefits, and implementation strategies of Database DevOps.

Navicat Sponsors SQLBits 2025 – Supporting the Future of Data Platforms Jun 6, 2025

We’re proud to announce that Navicat is a sponsor of SQLBits 2025, taking place in London from 18–21 June. As the largest Data Platform conference in the world, SQLBits brings together over 200 leading experts, and a community committed to advancing the data industry.

Edge Databases: Empowering Distributed Computing Environments May 30, 2025 by Robert Gravelle

Edge computing has revolutionized how we process data by bringing computation closer to data sources. As organizations deploy more IoT devices, mobile applications, and distributed systems, the need for efficient edge database solutions has grown significantly. These specialized databases are designed to operate effectively on devices with limited processing power, memory, and network connectivity while ensuring data remains available and processable even when disconnected from central servers. Edge databases represent a fundamental shift in how we think about data architecture, enabling real-time processing and analytics where data is generated rather than requiring constant transmission to distant data centers. This article explores the emerging field of edge database solutions, examining how these specialized data management systems are designed to operate efficiently on devices with limited resources at the network periphery, comparing their unique benefits to traditional database approaches, and highlighting key technologies that enable local data processing and synchronization in disconnected or bandwidth-constrained environments.

The Rise of Low-Code/No-Code Database Interfaces: Democratizing Data Management May 22, 2025 by Robert Gravelle

As the volume of data collected continues to increase at an exponential rate, the ability to effectively manage and analyze information has become critical across virtually every industry. Traditionally, working with databases required specialized technical skills, including proficiency in Structured Query Language (SQL) and database architecture principles. However, the emergence of low-code and no-code database interfaces is fundamentally transforming how organizations interact with their data assets. These innovative platforms empower business users, analysts, and even technical professionals to accomplish sophisticated database tasks with minimal manual coding, effectively democratizing access to data management capabilities while accelerating development cycles. This article explores how low-code and no-code database interfaces are transforming data management, examining their key benefits, organizational impact, and how tools like Navicat empower users to accomplish sophisticated database tasks with minimal manual coding.

Data Vault 2.0: A Modern Approach to Enterprise Data Modeling May 16, 2025 by Robert Gravelle

Today, organizations face unprecedented challenges in managing vast amounts of information from diverse sources. Traditional data modeling approaches often struggle to keep pace with the volume, variety, and velocity of modern data requirements. Data Vault 2.0 is a modern data modeling methodology specifically designed to address these challenges, offering a flexible, scalable, and auditable approach to enterprise data modeling. This article explores the core principles, components, and benefits of Data Vault 2.0, highlighting why it has become increasingly popular for large-scale data warehousing projects.

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