gsengun/flyway-postgres repository overview

⁠What is this image?

This image provides a Flyway image with Postgres' psql tool and a ready script in order to check whether PostgreSQL db is initialized to kick Flyway off.

⁠Getting Started

There are two scenarios in which this image could be used. Docker Compose and Docker CLI. You may find example setup in https://github.com/gokhansengun/Docker-Hub-Flyway-Postgres/tree/master/test.

⁠Docker Compose

Below steps examplify the usage of the image in the Docker Compose version 2 (Docker for Mac and Docker for Windows).

Create a docker-compose.yml file like below. There are two services, one service is the Postgres DB itself. The other service is the Flyway migrator. You should have your migration sql files under the sql directory which is placed under the same directory as docker-compose.yml file.

Below, the command for flyway-migrator is in the format of <DB_IP_OR_NAME> <DB_PORT> <DB_USERNAME> <DB_PASSWORD> <DB_NAME> <SCHEMA_NAME>

version: '2'

services:

  postgres-db:
    image: postgres:9.3
    ports:
      - "5432:5432"
    environment:
      - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=secret

  flyway-migrator:
    image: gsengun/flyway-postgres
    volumes:
      - ./sql:/flyway/sql
    depends_on:
      - postgres-db
    command: postgres-db 5432 postgres secret postgres public

Open a terminal and run the service using docker-compose up flyway-migrator

⁠Docker CLI

Below steps examplify the usage of the image in the Docker CLI.

Open a terminal and navigate to the sql folder containing your migration sql files. Run the command below.

docker run --rm -v `pwd`/sql:/flyway/sql gsengun/flyway-postgres <DB_IP_OR_NAME> <DB_PORT> <DB_USERNAME> <DB_PASSWORD> <DB_NAME> <SCHEMA_NAME>

example command:

docker run --rm -v `pwd`/sql:/flyway/sql gsengun/flyway-postgres 192.168.1.35 5432 postgres secret postgres public