# Git-driven Database CI with Jenkins and DBmaestro

> Date: June 6, 2019 | Author: Yaniv Yehuda | Category: Database CI/CD

In the latest DBmaestro Academy webinar, Brady Byrd and Yaniv Yehuda expounded upon how to use git and Jenkins together in order to drive smooth and repetitive database releases with zero disruptions. Brady began with a quick background on git and Jenkins, forks and branches, before diving deep into the demo. Along with color commentary from […]

In the latest DBmaestro Academy webinar, Brady Byrd and Yaniv Yehuda expounded upon how to use git and Jenkins together in order to drive smooth and repetitive database releases with zero disruptions.

Brady began with a quick background on git and Jenkins, forks and branches, before diving deep into the demo. Along with color commentary from Yaniv, Brady showed how branches, commits and pulls are able to drive database deployments using the DBmaestro DevOps Platform.

Questions were answered during the demo, and a lively Q&A session followed at the end of the demonstration, so much so that Brady and Yaniv stayed and answered questions well after the webinar was scheduled to end.

If you missed the webinar or were unable to attend,  don't worry, you can drop us a line and request a personal demo!

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