Redgate Flyway

Here we are going to cover a creation of a simple Flyway Pipeline for independent of a database system.

In this example we are using the native Bitbucket pipeline runners.

Hence flyway will install on the runner with every run on the pipeline.

Yaml file

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        name: Install Flyway
        caches:
          - flyway
        script:
          - mkdir -p ~/flyway
          - wget -qO- https://download.red-gate.com/maven/release/com/redgate/flyway/flyway-commandline/10.14.0/flyway-commandline-10.14.0-linux-x64.tar.gz | tar -xz -C ~/flyway
          - ln -s ~/flyway/flyway-10.14.0/flyway /usr/local/bin/flyway

    - step:
        name: Test Stage
        caches:
          - flyway
        script:
          - ~/flyway/flyway-10.14.0/flyway migrate -user=$DATABASE_USER -password=$DATABASE_PASSWORD -url=$TEST_DB -locations="filesystem:./migrations" -licenseKey=$LICENSE_KEY

    - step:
        name: Staging Stage
        caches:
          - flyway
        script:
          - ~/flyway/flyway-10.14.0/flyway migrate -user=$DATABASE_USER -password=$DATABASE_PASSWORD -url=$STAGING_DB -locations="filesystem:./migrations" -licenseKey=$LICENSE_KEY

definitions:
  caches:
    flyway: ~/flyway

Additionaly you need to add the pipeline Variables in Bitbucket for the pipeline to run:

DATABASE_USER - Username that has access to the dtabase
DATABASE_PASSWORD - Password for the mentioned user (Do not forget to mark it as secured)
TEST_DB - jdbc string to connect to the test database.
STAGING_DB - jdbc string to connect to the staging database.
LICENSE_KEY - Flyway command line license key

Here you can see a postres example Yaml file for Attlasian Bitbucket

Sample pipeline at https://github.com/red-gate/Flyway-Sample-Pipelines/tree/main/Bitbucket.