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Clickhouse database schema migrations

filimonov edited this page Mar 28, 2018 · 8 revisions

Clickhouse database schema migrations

migrate

migrate is simple schema migration tool written in golang. No external dependencies are required (like interpreter, jre), only one platform-specific executable.

migrate supports several databases, including ClickHouse (support was introduced by @kshvakov).

Original project by @mattes is not supported anymore, active fork is here: golang-migrate/migrate

To store information about migrations state migrate creates one additional table in target database, by default that table is called schema_migrations.

Install:

download the migrate executable for your platform and put it to the folder listed in your %PATH.

# on Linux:
wget https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate/releases/download/v3.2.0/migrate.linux-amd64.tar.gz
tar -xzf migrate.linux-amd64.tar.gz 
mkdir -p ~/bin
mv migrate.linux-amd64 ~/bin/migrate
rm migrate.linux-amd64.tar.gz 

Sample usage:

mkdir migrations
echo 'create table test(id UInt8) Engine = Memory;' > migrations/000001_my_database_init.up.sql
echo 'DROP TABLE test;' > migrations/000001_my_database_init.down.sql

# you can also auto-create file with new migrations with automatic numbering like that:
# > migrate create -dir migrations -seq -digits 6 -ext sql my_database_init
# edit migrations/000001_my_database_init.up.sql & migrations/000001_my_database_init.down.sql

➜ migrate -database 'clickhouse://localhost:9000' -path ./migrations up
1/u my_database_init (6.502974ms)

➜ migrate -database 'clickhouse://localhost:9000' -path ./migrations down
1/d my_database_init (2.164394ms)

# clears the database (use carefully - will not ask any confirmations)
➜ migrate -database 'clickhouse://localhost:9000' -path ./migrations drop

Connection string format

clickhouse://host:port?username=user&password=qwerty&database=clicks

URL Query Description
x-migrations-table Name of the migrations table
database The name of the database to connect to
username The user to sign in as
password The user's password
host The host to connect to.
port The port to bind to.

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