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The Four Different Types of Flyway Files
This is documented, somewhat, but I wanted to put this down for myself, as the I don’t love the docs and they are hard to sort through. Flyway is open source software owned and maintained by Redgate, my employer. There … Continue reading
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The New Redgate Office in Cambridge
I’m in Cambridge, UK this week for the internal Global Marketing Week and Level Up Conference. This is my first visit to Cambridge in 2023, and we have a new office. The old one is literally next door, but after … Continue reading
A Quick Trip to Agile West
Redgate is sponsoring Agile West this year, and the marketing team asked me to give a talk on database DevOps technologies. I have a keynote talk, called Don’t Forget the Database, that I’ll be delivering on Wednesday. This covers some … Continue reading
Flyway with Multiple Folders
A customer asked about how they could organize their migration scripts in different ways to manage them and worried about it being complex. I decided to test a few things. This post looks at using multiple folders for scripts. Setup … Continue reading