Ok I made my way into CircleCI and it was really easy to get up and running with (the free tier that is) and OHMYGOSH will you look at this sleek beauty:ĭefault: jdbc:sqlserver://:1433 database=DMDatabase_Buildĭefault: jdbc:sqlserver://:1433 database=DMDatabase_PROD_CircleCIĬommand: "flyway clean -url=$"Īnd also used the variables reference from the CircleCI documentation which was pretty helpful.
Invoking a Flyway Migrate against the “ Build” database – this step will build the database from scratch to validate our baseline script and any further migrations build successfully.Invoking a Flyway Clean against the “ Build” database – this step will remove every object on the database leaving it empty.To keep things simple I will be creating a 6th Database – the “ Build” database which will act as our CI validation step and our process for all 3 pipelines will be:
#Download redgate sql toolbelt 2019 2.3 code#
I’m setting up 3 separate pipelines in this post which will all effectively do the same thing, but for different “ Prod” copies of databases, however when building and deploying in practice you will have a number of tasks you will want to accomplish in and around the process itself ( such as really useful things like Unit Tests, Code Analysis etc.). – I have never used CircleCI before so this will be a new experience as I try to figure it out at the same time as set up a database deployment pipeline… but just to recap the principles of what we’re trying to achieve: Principles In my setup post we managed to get 3 Flyway Desktop repositories set up: 1 for each CICD system we’ll be using, and a number of Azure SQL Databases to use as “ Dev“, “ Build“, “ PROD” etc.
#Download redgate sql toolbelt 2019 2.3 series#
SPOILER ALERT – This is part 3 of a 3 part series on enabling database deployments using Redgate Deploy, so if you have not read at least the Setup and Principles section of my previous post (Part 1 which you can find here, and if you’re interested Part 2 here for GitHub Actions) then I would strongly advise you do so! Thanks!
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