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pgloader is an open-source library to migrate data from MySQL into PostgreSQL. Using Homebrew, the installation was quick and easy:
The first step in the process is to put the fitness client (written in Angular and served over Heroku via Node.js) and service (using Spring Boot) into maintenance mode. This can be completed using the following Heroku CLI command for each Dyno:
To perform the migration locally, the Postgres.app (with PostgreSQL version 13 support) was installed on my MacBook Pro.
pgloader is an open-source library to migrate data from MySQL into PostgreSQL. Using Homebrew, the installation was quick and easy:
The first step in the process is to put the fitness client (written in Angular and served over Heroku via Node.js) and service (using Spring Boot) into maintenance mode. This can be completed using the following Heroku CLI command for each Dyno:
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