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Color-coded Checks for your Current Flyway Environment

This article shows how to provide clearer feedback from the Flyway CLI by using environment-specific placeholders to provide details about the environment's purpose. It then illustrates how you might use this information to allow a scripted Flyway pipeline to give a simple code-coded message confirming the connected environment. Read more

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Defining and Using Multiple Flyway Environments in TOML

This article shows how to define environments in your TOML files, use resolvers to provide secure connection details, and configure per-environment overrides and placeholders. It explains how this approach simplifies automation, makes CI/CD pipelines easier to manage, and helps teams work consistently and securely across multiple databases. Read more

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Managing Credentials Securely with Flyway Resolvers

One of the problems that creeps up on you as a Flyway project grows is how to manage securely the different credentials Flyway needs to access all the databases it needs to migrate. It's easy enough to get started by storing them in the TOML config files, but that approach… Read more

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Splatting in Flyway to Avoid Tedious Typing

This article covers splatting, explaining the advantages of using it with Flyway. We create reusable parameter sets and combine them as needed, using PowerShell. This simplifies multi-parameter Flyway commands, and makes it easier to execute consecutive Flyway operations within a pipeline. Read more

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Using JSON Output to Track and Log Flyway Migration Activity

Flyway's JSON output provides a lot of useful information about the migrations files, database, and version changes, in a format that automated processes can read and use. This article demonstrates how we can create a Flyway callback that uses this JSON output to automatically send simple, human-readable notifications of what… Read more

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Making Full Use of Environment Variables for Flyway Settings

Environment Variables make interactive use of Flyway much easier, and they are essential when developing callback scripts. This article explains the range of configuration details you can provide and how, and demos a PowerShell script to auto-convert the parameter values stored in Flyway .conf files into environment variables. Read more

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Getting Started with TOML Configuration in Flyway

This article discusses Flyway's transition from CONF to TOML configuration files. It highlights the advantages of TOML, such as improved readability, flexibility in managing complex database configurations, and support for specifying multiple database environments. It also discusses a few of the differences to be aware of when switching existing Flyway… Read more

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Using Bash with Flyway

If you're using a Linux-based operating system, Bash is the obvious choice of scripting language for Flyway. This article demos the basics of dealing with credentials in team-based database development, when using 'traditional' flyway.conf files, and how to save and parse the JSON output of Flyway commands, for example to… Read more

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Using Flyway as a Multi-Database Migration System

Flyway can scale easily to enterprise-scale database systems, even if they involve a mix of relational database systems, are cloud-based, containerized or involve complex authentication. This article demonstrates how we can use Flyway Teams to do a single-batch, multi-database migration, comprising SQL Server, Oracle Cloud, PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite databases. Read more

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Storing Credentials Securely on a Windows-based Flyway Installation

This article demonstrates how to use PowerShell to fetch your login credentials from Windows Credential Manager and pipe them securely to Flyway without ever saving them in any form, such as in a file or environment variable. Read more

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Color-coded Checks for your Current Flyway Environment

Defining and Using Multiple Flyway Environments in TOML

Managing Credentials Securely with Flyway Resolvers

Splatting in Flyway to Avoid Tedious Typing

Using JSON Output to Track and Log Flyway Migration Activity

Making Full Use of Environment Variables for Flyway Settings

Getting Started with TOML Configuration in Flyway

Using Bash with Flyway

Using Flyway as a Multi-Database Migration System

Storing Credentials Securely on a Windows-based Flyway Installation

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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

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Redgate Monitor

SQL Toolbelt Essentials

Redgate Assistant

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