Flyway Tooling

To run flyway commands from docker, do the following.

docker run -it --rm --name flyway -v $PWD/flywayconf:/flywayconf flyway/flyway:7.11.0 --version

Instead of --version use you own commands.

Note that if you need to point to any files, create them in the flywayconf folder. Any files you put into flywayconf are referred to using the following syntax /flywayconf/myfile.conf.

docker run -it --rm --name flyway -v $PWD/flywayconf:/flywayconf flyway/flyway:7.11.0 --version -configFiles=/flywayconf/deploy.conf -locations=/flywayconf/mysqlfiles $urlVar $additionalArguments -url="jdbc:snowflake://my.snowflakecomputing.com/?db=MY_DB&warehouse=MY_WH&role=MY_ROLE&authenticator=snowflake" -user=myUserName -password=myPassword

Playing around in the container

If you want to play around in the container to see where things are at, you can run the following command. When you are done, enter the command exit.

docker run -it --rm --name flyway -v $PWD/flywayconf:/flywayconf --entrypoint /bin/bash flyway/flyway:7.11.0

For instance, if you want to know where the flyway command is

whereis flyway

Results in

flyway: /flyway/flyway.cmd /flyway/flyway

And any changes you make to your mapped files will be reflected on the host’s files as well.

REFERENCES

Developer.