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7 August 2024

Introducing Flyway Pipelines – your new window into the health and history of your database deployments

We’re excited to share Flyway Pipelines with you, a new service available in preview for all Flyway users of our Community, Teams and Enterprise editions to view the health and history of their database changes through a single pane of glass. Over recent years, one of the biggest challenges Flyway… Read more

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Stephanie Herr

24 May 2024

Stephanie Herr

24 May 2024

What’s new in Flyway? State-based deployments in Flyway

Historically, Flyway has been a migrations-based database deployment tool. It greatly improves database deployments by tracking what migration scripts have been executed against a target database and applying any pending migration scripts. Since Redgate acquired Flyway in 2019, we’ve been incorporating Redgate’s database comparison technology into the paid edition (Flyway… Read more

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alistair.wharton

2 January 2024

alistair.wharton

2 January 2024

Flyway V10 has landed

We are excited to announce that the latest version of Flyway. Version 10 includes a number of major changes which enhance the capabilities of Flyway and will allow all users to stay up to date on the most secure version of Flyway ever released regardless of which database you are… Read more

alistair.wharton

2 January 2024

alistair.wharton

2 January 2024

New Flyway Migration Report

As of version 9.17 of Flyway when running flyway migrate or flyway info a new report.html report will be written to your current folder. The migration report is designed to provide confidence that a Flyway deployment has run as expected, and in the case that it hasn’t, provides the necessary… Read more

alistair.wharton

2 January 2024

alistair.wharton

2 January 2024

The Flyway Engine, OSS (Open-Source Software) and Redgate

Like a lot of successful Open-Source projects, Flyway is mainly developed by a team of full-time engineers at Redgate, which acquired Flyway a few years ago. As with many of its peers, Flyway’s development is funded by having paid tiers and capabilities beyond the open-source version. One of the benefits… Read more

Stephanie Herr

30 September 2022

Stephanie Herr

30 September 2022

Introducing Flyway Desktop in Community

A graphical development experience for Flyway Flyway Desktop provides a GUI for working with Flyway, the leading database migrations framework for versioning and automating changes for more than 20 database systems. Flyway Desktop has been available in our Enterprise edition for over a year and we’re now releasing a preview… Read more

Jonathan Roberts

1 July 2022

Jonathan Roberts

1 July 2022

Version 9 is coming: what developers need to know

Version 9 of Flyway brings new features, capabilities, and many small improvements. Upgrading to 9 will introduce new capabilities like the `check` command, but it also brings API changes that you may need to account for. Here’s everything you need to stay ahead. Newsletter subscribers always get the heads-up first.… Read more

Andrea Angella

11 April 2022

Andrea Angella

11 April 2022

Announcing Flyway v9 beta. With added Change Report!

We are pleased to announce our latest update to Flyway, the world’s most popular migrations framework for database deployments. According to the latest State of Database DevOps report, companies of all sizes are adopting DevOps at an accelerating rate and across more projects than ever before. Delivering software faster poses… Read more

mark.klein

21 March 2022

mark.klein

21 March 2022

Object versioning and script generation in Flyway

Flyway Desktop is a brand new tool designed for database developers using Flyway, providing a simple GUI to surface capabilities available in your Flyway edition. Our development team is currently hard at work improving the advanced capabilities in Flyway, such as allowing database developers to maintains a version controlled schema… Read more

Barry Attwater

15 December 2021

Barry Attwater

15 December 2021

Log4Shell: What does it mean for Flyway?

There has been a lot of attention on Apache Log4J in the past week due to the discovery of the Log4Shell vulnerability. As Flyway allows utilization of Log4J we felt we should address this vulnerability and reassure our users. What is Log4Shell? It has recently been discovered that there is… Read more

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Posts categorized in Flyway

Introducing Flyway Pipelines – your new window into the health and history of your database deployments

What’s new in Flyway? State-based deployments in Flyway

Flyway V10 has landed

New Flyway Migration Report

The Flyway Engine, OSS (Open-Source Software) and Redgate

Introducing Flyway Desktop in Community

Version 9 is coming: what developers need to know

Announcing Flyway v9 beta. With added Change Report!

Object versioning and script generation in Flyway

Log4Shell: What does it mean for Flyway?

2026 State of the Database Landscape

Introduction to PostgreSQL for the data professional

Security and compliance

Database monitoring and observability

Database change management

Productivity and workflow automation

AI data readiness

Database modernization

Efficiency and cost optimization

Cloud migration and workload optimization

Redgate Flyway

Redgate Monitor

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