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Managing your schema

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Managing your schema
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Using migrations for consistency, repeatability, and sanity
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Keeping track of changes in your database schema can be challenging. In this talk I will discuss the advantages of using Flyway to effectively manage this issue. Migrations are an essential tool for both developers and administrators. Developers can quickly recreate a database from scratch and incrementally modify their development database along with their code and tests. Similarly, administrators can determine the current state of any database and easily migrate to a newer one. Most importantly, schema and data changes can be thoroughly reviewed and tested before going to production. In this talk, I will discuss the benefits of using Flyway to manage migrations. Specifically, I will: - Show why migrations are useful - Introduce Flyway and how to use it - Focus on using Flyway from the command line using migrations written in sql - Help you determine which changes should be in your migrations - Discuss how to create a base migration from your existing database - Cover strategies for dealing with global objects - Show how to integrate Flyway with Jenkins