Atlas Cloud by Ariga vs. Redgate Flyway

Database Migrations on Java-based solutions. It has one of the best integrations with it as a database migration tool, you can do it with the community edition (no pricing involved) and it works flawlessly with Maven and Gradle. It's not an expensive tool in order to use the next level of features and is worth the money. I would recommend reaching that edition level as the object mapping feature gets really handy. I would not recommend it for any Microsoft-based solution (.Net) as is not compatible at all based on my experience, this is a tool only worth it with Java applications.

Incentivized

• Manage DB migration patch scripts
• Apply DB migration patch scripts
• Test DB migration patch scripts
• Setup new DB instances, including on local env

Incentivized

• Updating it causes problems, there have been unnecessary changes that wasted time
• Requires knowledge & studying so it's used properly
• Lots of options that might be difficult to understand for non technical people

Incentivized

It's very easy to install and use. Even someone very new to the software will have no trouble, plus the team reach out to help you and continue to offer you support throughout. Really simple interface, clean design, all you could really ask for in a tool that needs to do a job dependably

Incentivized

The problem with a cloud-based tool for migration services is the cloud dependency. You are restricted to use the tool along the Cloud provider. Flyway gives you the freedom to use it in any scenario as long as you are working with a compatible database engine. Even if you are working on-premise and you don't have plans to move to a cloud architecture. Or even for sandbox development scenarios where you are a developer playing around with some project ideas. And you don't have to pay anything as long as you need advanced features, and not less importantly, you are using an open-source tool.

Incentivized

• I definitely think it do have positive impact to our company's database management.
• We have 4 database environments and thus it is easy when we push the database to various environments.