Atlas (Issue #8): Announcing External Schemas and magical GORM support
Hi everyone!
Welcome to the 8th edition of our newsletter, where we periodically share updates and fresh content about everything Atlas.
Here is what you can find in this edition:
Our announcement about “External Schemas” and magical GORM support
A new guide for automatic migration planning for Beego.
A personal invitation to join us next week for a webinar about Kubernetes-native database schema management
Learn how to run versioned migration workflows with the Atlas Kubernetes Operator.
Happy weekend!
Ariel and Rotem
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Join us next week for “Kubernetes-native database schema migrations”
Join our webinar next week to learn more about Kubernetes-native schema migrations, and the Atlas Kubernetes Operator. In the webinar, we will cover:
The problem with managing database schemas in Kubernetes.
Different approaches to deploying migrations on Kubernetes.
The operator pattern and the Atlas Operator.
End-to-end demo CD pipelines with Argo CD.
Announcing External Schemas and magical GORM support
“Schema Loaders” are mechanisms for loading desired schemas into Atlas. With our recent release, you can easily provide schemas from external sources such as ORMs or other tools.
GORM is a popular ORM for Go. Check out the GORM Atlas provider and see how to use it to automagically plan migrations for GORM in this demo.
Automatic migration planning for Beego
Learn how Atlas can be used to automatically plan schema migrations for Beego users with the new Beego Atlas Provider.
Versioned migrations on Kubernetes with the Atlas Operator
Learn how to now use the Atlas Kubernetes Operator to run versioned migrations natively from your Kubernetes cluster.
Wrapping up
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