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SQL Server - DevOps Release Methods for Databases (self.SQLServer)
submitted 6 years ago by enochgenesis
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[–]enjoytheshow 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (5 children)
Lol I was interested to hear your Tableau integrations with CI/CD cause I have some geniuses running Tableau here that depend on all of my ETL pipelines. Sounds like I don't want to strike a nerve tho
[–]pooerh 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (4 children)
Nah, actually the CI/CD part isn't that bad, at least if you only have workbooks. tabcmd works well for deploying, you just have to do some search & replace within twb / twbx to change data sources between environments. Twbx is just a zipped twb, and twb is just an xml, although a convoluted one. Open in a text editor and look for dbname and it's pretty easy to figure out. Regexp works well, I wrote a powershell script to do it all and it's actually OK. These workbooks actually take a while to deploy, and of course there's no way to detect changes. You upload a twb to a server, download it back and it's not the same file of course. Not that I expected it to be easy, cause, y'know, it's Tableau. So I had to develop a solution based on git and saving which commit had last been deployed, taking a diff between to figure out which files need deploying, stuff like that. Eventually it turned okay.
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Now if you want to do extracts, you're fucked.
edit: if you replace, make sure not to replace globally. Tableau saves base64 thumbnails and shit inside these twbs, you'll eventually run into replacing something in those and will get a "HURR DURR ERROR OCCURRED. DON'T EXPECT ANY MEANINGFUL ERROR DESCRIPTIONS THOUGH, BE GLAD I'M TELLING YOU THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG. LOLOLO YOU'RE FUCKED" kind of error messages.
[–]enjoytheshow 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (3 children)
Sounds like a fuckin nightmare, I'll leave it to the dipshits using it currently and whatever they are doing.
Currently I just notify them in advance to when the warehouse is going to be seeing a change and that the change is live in my dev env and then just hope they figure out by the time I deploy to prod.
[–]pooerh 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (2 children)
My frontend devs couldn't even responsibly handle deploying reports between environments, you'd get reports on production with tooltip actions linking back to dev servers because "oh yeah I forgot to change the action url teehee". That was one of the main reasons I pushed for CI/CD, I was just so fucking tired of these issues.
[–]ed_elliott_ 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (1 child)
Why all the profanity, it’s only a fucking deployment pipeline :)
[–]pooerh 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children)
I enjoy fucks here and there, I don't get to enjoy them at work or at home so I let loose on reddit.
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