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flyway-azure

flyway docker image for the azure pipeline

Getting started

The easiest way to get started is simply to test the image by running

docker run --rm flyway [flyway cli arguments here]

Azure Pipleline

The Azure Pipelines system requires a few things in

Linux-based containers:

  • Bash
  • glibc-based
  • Can run Node.js (which the agent provides)
  • Does not define an ENTRYPOINT
  • USER has access to groupadd and other privileges commands without sudo

agent host:

  • Ensure Docker is installed
  • The agent must have permission to access the Docker daemon

Requirement for the non glibc-based containers

  • Add a Node LTS binary to your container.
  • Set container label "com.azure.dev.pipelines.handler.node.path" to the Node.js binary
  • Add requirements

RUN apk add bash sudo shadow

Refer to Define container jobs (YAML) for more information.

Azure Pipeline Example

stages:
- stage: DeployDatabase
  jobs:
  - job: FlywayDocker
    timeoutInMinutes: 10
    pool:
      vmImage: 'ubuntu-16.04'
    container:
      image: kulmam92/flyway-azure:6.2.3
    steps:
    - script: whoami
    - script: pwd
    - script: ls -la
    - script: flyway -v