Hi Redgate,
I am working for a larger company where we have a diverse technological landscape, including SQL (mostly PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (exclusively MongoDB) databases. In my department, we have worked for years using the combination Quarkus and MongoDB and this combination is set for a new major project starting now.
In order to define indexes for databases as well as future migration scripts, I am investigating to use FlyWay for this since I find FlyWay very neat and intuitive. I have so far found no example with this combination. I have followed the documentation from Quarkus about how to use FlyWay and Quarkus together. I have tried to combine this with the knowledge from your site about how to use FlyWay with MongoDB. However, so far I have not managed to get it up and running.
Can this combination of technology (Quarkus, MongoDB and FlyWay) work at all? If yes, I would very much appreciate an example of how to do this. Otherwise, I will have to move on and investigate other tools to achieve my objectives.
We are currently using Quarkus 3.2 and MongoDB 6.
Best regards,
Bertil Alexandersson
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Thank you for your kind words BertilA, it's nice to hear you like it.
I'm afraid it's not a tech stack combination we've tried out, it looks like Quarkus uses GraalVM and our Java docs aren't geared for that implementation, so I don't anticipate it would necessarily be an easy integration.
I'd start here https://documentation.red-gate.com/flyway/flyway-cli-and-api/usage/api-java but I'm afraid I can't speak for what complications you'll encounter using a difference JRE.
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