I recently delivered two hour-long webinars: Introduction to Configuring SSIS in the SSIS Catalog and Introduction to the SSIS Lifecycle. These two webinars can be considered Part 1 and Part 2 for managing enterprise data engineering with SSIS – using the SSIS Catalog and utilities I built as part of the DILM Suite (DILM == Data Integration Lifecycle Management).
The recordings are now available and you can access them by clicking the links above.
What’s Covered
In Introduction to Configuring SSIS in the SSIS Catalog I cover deploying SSIS projects to the SSIS Catalog, configuring literal overrides, and using references to environments to externalize values via reference mappings.
In Introduction to the SSIS Lifecycle I demonstrate gaps in SSIS Catalog lifecycle management and demonstrate utilities I built to close said gaps – utilities that are available at DILM Suite. Most solutions and utilities at DILM Suite are free and some are even open source. Some – like SSIS Catalog Compare – are not free.
- If your enterprise is using SSIS 2012+, you should consider the SSIS Catalog.
- If you are going to use the SSIS Catalog, you should consider using environments and references for configurations management.
- If you’re going to use environments and references for configurations management, you will hit a wall when it’s time to promote environments and references to the next tier in your lifecycle.
In these webinars, I show you the wall.
And then I show you the stairs I built over that wall.
Check out the webinars (registration required):
Enjoy!
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