At Microsoft Ignite 2019,weannouncedAzure Synapse Analytics,a major evolution of Azure SQL Data Warehouse.Thesame industry leading data warehousenow provides a whole new level of performance, scale, and analytics capabilities.One of these capabilities is SQL Analytics, which provides a rich set of enterprise data warehousing features.
Today we are announcing the general availability of the highest requestedfeature for SQL Analytics in Azure Synapse, SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) database projects. This release includes support for SQL Server Data Tools with Visual Studio 2019 along with native platform integration with Azure DevOps providing built-in continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) capabilities for enterprise level deployments. This announcement also comes with support for the Schema Compare extension in Azure Data Studio for SQL Analytics.You can now expect a frictionless development and deployment experience on any platform for your analytics solution.
Since announcing preview support for SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), customers have been able to use popular SQL Server Data Tools features such as Schema Compare, build, and publish for local development of their data warehouse.Althoughthis hashelpedcustomersaccelerateprojectdevelopment, an automated build, test, and deployment infrastructure isstill critical for continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) scenarios.Without thenativeintegration with Azure DevOps, customers werestillforced tomanuallywritePowerShell and TSQL scriptsintegrated with Azure DevOps for an automated release process.
With SQL Server Data Toolsgenerally available and native Azure DevOps support,you cannowset up stable release pipelineswithout any custom code, andchanges to your data warehouse modelcan besafelyand automaticallypromoted across development, testing, and production environments.Preview customerssuch asT-Mobilewill now beable to accelerate theirfeature developmentwithAzure Synapse.
"In our current environment, we would have needed hundreds of custom scripts to validate and promote changes across our test and production environments. We're excited to now simply use SSDT, MSBuild, and the Publish task in Azure DevOps to deploy and release features to production on a consistent and faster cadence." –Anthony Sabol, Director, Reporting & Analytics at T-Mobile.
Integrate with Microsoft Azure Repos for continuous integration
Data engineers and developers caneasily integrate their SQL Server Data Tools database projects with Microsoft Azure Repos.
Configure continuous deployment using Microsoft Azure Pipelines
Changes committed to source controlin Azure Repos can automaticallybepre-validatedusingMSBuildandpromoted totarget environments using Microsoft Azure Pipelinesand thebuilt-inSQLAnalyticsdeploymenttaskextension.
Cross platform support for SchemaComparewithAzure Data Studio
Azure Data Studiois a cross-platform database tool thatnow allows you to compare the schemabetween twodatawarehouse definitions.
Next steps
- Install Visual Studio 2019 for SQL Analytics to get started
- Set up source control integration with SQL Analytics by using Azure Repos
- Integrate a simple Azure Pipeline forcontinuous integration and deployment for SQL analytics capabilities within Azure Synapse
- Learn more about Azure Data Studio SQL Compare
- For feature requests and providing us feedback, please vote on our UserVoice
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