Flyway – Database migration made easy
Like version control for your code, but for your database.
Schedule

Presented by:

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Basil Bourque

Software Developer, working with micro-startups & small teams to build niche software, typically database-backed desktop-style enterprise-oriented web apps running server-side in pure Java on the Vaadin framework.

Previously worked in long-term client engagements building in-house custom-crafted departmental database apps for cost accounting, business operations, and workflow.

Also spent a couple years as a trainer teaching software development (database, business logic, and user-interface) to developers both novice and expert in week-long seminars.

Hobbies include extreme dog-walking and welding bird-cages. And spending way too much time on Stack Overflow.

Introduction to Flyway, the open-source tool for migrating your database changes between your dev-test-QA-prod systems. Evolve your database schema easily and reliably across all your instances. Like version control for your code, but for your database.

If you manage the changes in the structure of your database with a rag-tag bunch of SQL scripts, a pile of emails, some shouts across the cube walls, luck, and desperate hope, then you may be interested in learning how to use Flyway or a similar tool to organize the process into a reliable, repeatable, testable, automated, and stress-free system.

Date:
Duration:
45 min
Room:
HC-103 Postgres
Conference:
LinuxFest Northwest 2018
Language:
Track:
PostgreSQL
Difficulty:
Easy

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