Managing database versions with Liquibase and Spring Boot

Name: Managing database versions with Liquibase and Spring Boot
Rating: 4.1 (351 reviews)

Learn how to make database changes, manage various code versions and update different environments with Liquibase

(351 ratings)

1,979 students

Created by Arkadiusz Fronc

Last updated 2/2022

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What you'll learn

define a database structure using Liquibase in XML format
upgrade and rollback database structure
integrate Liquibase with Spring Boot for automatic database creation and upgrade on application startup
use Liquibase for testing database upgrades and rollbacks
generate SQL upgrade and rollback scripts
add Liquibase to an existing project

Requirements

Understand basics of relational databases
Be able to write SQL statements that create tables, indexes etc.
Be able to pull source code from a Git repository
Be able to write Java code and use Spring Boot
Have IDE that allows creating Java web applications (e.g. IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse)

Description

Do you want to stop frustration caused by manual database updates? Do you know that there is a free tool to help you out? If your answer is YES, it means that you might benefit from this course.

I start from the very beginning of using Liquibase. You should have some database and SQL knowledge. Basics of Java will increase your final satisfaction as I will also show you Liquibase integration with Spring Boot. I believe in practice so there will be mostly coding with some necessary theory. You will have many chances to try using Liquibase yourself because I included some exercises for you as well.

Get ready for an exiting journey to through Liquibase functionalities.

Who this course is for:

Java developers who want to make development and delivery of the database easy

Arkadiusz Fronc

Fullstack developer, architect

4.1 Instructor Rating
354 Reviews
2,033 Students
2 Courses

I am a passionate fullstack developer. I started as a database developer in 2005. In 10 years I mastered database design performance tuning and data migrations. I wanted to gain more skills and I became a web applications developer coding in Java technologies like Spring and Hibernate. I extended the field of my interests by frontend technologies like JavaScript and Angular.

I believe I have a unique combination of skills: database, backend and frontend which makes me a valuable consultant and instructor.