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Creating Terraform-like configuration languages with HCL and Go
In the past year and a half, I've been working on Atlas, a database schema management tool that we're developing at Ariga. As part of this effort, I worked on implementing the infrastructure for the Atlas DDL, a data definition language that is the basis for Atlas's declarative style workflow for managing database schemas.
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Is there a Go alternative to dbdeploy?
Look into https://atlasgo.io/ which is by the team behind https://entgo.io/
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What are some good resources for learning HCL?
The problem is that there's no such thing as HCL itself. Learning the HCL for Terraform is not the same as learning the HCL for Nomad or Packer or even something like https://github.com/ariga/atlas. HCL is a language platform, really, and it has a few key differences from something like JSON that make it more human-readable. In fact, the current version of HCL is designed to be extremely flexible. There are lots of places where things like quotes are optional, and identifiers used to need interpolation even for basic assignment. There isn't really any way to learn HCL independent of Terraform.
- Does Go have a nice library for database migrations etc without necessarily being a full ORM?
- 내가 사용할 go(golang) orm 찾기 - ent (3)
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JSON/Struct to Database Schema Options
It uses HCL instead of JSON, but Atlas is a fantastic way to describe a schema! https://atlasgo.io/
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Announcing Atlas Project Files
A few days ago we released v0.4.1 of Atlas. Along with a multitude of improvements and fixes, I'm happy to announce the release of a feature that we've been planning for a while: Project Files.
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Safe Migrations with Atlas and Ent
Hey gophers! I am sure a lot of us had broken production database once in our career due to broken migration files. Either because the migration history got changed due to version mismatches in concurrent development, or by invalid SQL or data dependent migrations. In this blog post I introduce to you the first step towards *safe migrations* with Atlas (atlasgo.io) in Ent(entgo.io) by utilizing a linear Merkle hash tree and automatic migration replaying.
- How to solve database migrations in the cloud era · Discussion | Atlas
- Most recommended database migration tool? using golang for the record
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Database as Code - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Bytebase is migration-based. While SchemaHero is state-based, which is in the same camp as https://atlasgo.io/, though atlas is planning to add migration-based approach as well.
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Announcing Versioned Migrations Authoring | ent
I wanted to share with you the latest post on the Ent blog that announces something we're very excited about. For the past few years, Ent had a pretty neat migration engine that just about did the job for most projects, but fell short on some bigger problems and more complex use cases. This led us to build and open-source Atlas, which is a much more generic and robust system for building migration engines.
- PostgreSQL at Scale: Database Schema Changes Without Downtime
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When Postgres blocks: tips for dealing with locks
In terms of automating migrations in postgres, I really want declarative migrations and only the safe subset too. The overhead of having a schema defined over a bunch of migrations seems non ideal.
The closest tool I've found here is: https://atlasgo.io/
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Programmatic inspection of databases in Go using Atlas
To capture any one of these aspects boils down to figuring out the correct query for the specific database engine you are working with. To be able to provide developers with a data structure that captures all of it, and to do it well across different versions of multiple database engines we've learned, is not an easy task. This is a perfect opportunity for an infrastructure project: a problem that is annoyingly complex to solve and that if solved well, becomes a foundation for many kinds of applications. This was one of our motivations for creating Atlas (GitHub) - an open-source project that we maintain here at Ariga.
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ariga/atlas is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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