Posts Tagged with Redgate Flyway
Change Reports show how many objects are added, modified, and deleted at a glance by comparing the desired state of the objects to a target database. You can also drill into each object and see the exact changes in a side-by-side difference view. Change Reports are useful for: Pre-deployment – Gives reviewers a quick... Read more
While Azure DevOps offers a solid framework for application development, integrating Flyway into this setup can greatly simplify and enhance database deployments. Read more
The fundamentals of deploying database changes through Flyway are pretty simple. At the root of it all, there are two words you need to know: This of course comes with a whole set of assumptions. You’ve set up your configuration to connect to the correct database being just one of them. And that’s talking... Read more
Read on to learn about how you can automate even more things with Flyway like project setup and state-based deployments. We’ll share how you can get the latest version and things you need to know when upgrading. Read more
Many of my customers are using Flyway Enterprise to create migration scripts that will then be used to deploy database changes. They’ve been using Flyway Desktop, but some of them have expressed interest in using command line instead of the desktop. NOTE: Migration script creation in Flyway Enterprise is now available for SQL Server,... Read more
After a successful rollout for Flyway Teams and Flyway Enterprise, we are pleased to announce Git integration has been extended to Flyway Community users for Flyway Desktop. Today, Flyway Community users can enjoy seamless version control for their databases, integrated with popular Git systems like Azure DevOps Git, AWS CodeCommit, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket... Read more
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 users have shared with... Read more
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 editions (Flyway Teams/Enterprise) so that users... Read more
Deploying database code using pipelines in various CI/CD tools is a common practice among our customers who use Flyway. To enhance security and avoid hardcoding sensitive information like connection strings, they frequently employ variables and secrets in the pipelines. Recently, Redgate introduced a new way to configure target database connections with Flyway CLI 10... Read more
Flyway v10 has arrived, bringing with it some major advantages for Community users, open source contributors and developers everywhere. The big news? Every user can now download the latest, most secure version of Flyway, however old their database, and Redgate is affirming its commitment to open source to make it easier to accept and... Read more
