Organizing Entity Framework Code First Migrations
I recently started a small test app using EF 6 Code First so that I can learn / practice using EF and databases (I’m a front end developer).
Recurring database migration
I’m importing data from older website to new one using database migrations. I have created first as one of first steps of development phase of new site. Then I planned to create another one, that will do final data import at the end of development process.
Recurring database migration
I’m importing data from older website to new one using database migrations. I have created first as one of first steps of development phase of new site. Then I planned to create another one, that will do final data import at the end of development process.
Recurring database migration
I’m importing data from older website to new one using database migrations. I have created first as one of first steps of development phase of new site. Then I planned to create another one, that will do final data import at the end of development process.
Recurring database migration
I’m importing data from older website to new one using database migrations. I have created first as one of first steps of development phase of new site. Then I planned to create another one, that will do final data import at the end of development process.
Recurring database migration
I’m importing data from older website to new one using database migrations. I have created first as one of first steps of development phase of new site. Then I planned to create another one, that will do final data import at the end of development process.
DB migration and Azure deployment slots
I’m planning to push a new web application to an Azure Web App Service (former Azure Website).
I’d like to make use of the deployment slots to be able to test my deployment before pushing it to production.
That’s all fine as long as there is no DB schema change require. But if there is a schema change I can’t have two software versions operating on the same db version.
Since I’m using EF Migrations, the push to the staging slot would instantly result in a DB update to the latest version.
DB migration and Azure deployment slots
I’m planning to push a new web application to an Azure Web App Service (former Azure Website).
I’d like to make use of the deployment slots to be able to test my deployment before pushing it to production.
That’s all fine as long as there is no DB schema change require. But if there is a schema change I can’t have two software versions operating on the same db version.
Since I’m using EF Migrations, the push to the staging slot would instantly result in a DB update to the latest version.
DB migration and Azure deployment slots
I’m planning to push a new web application to an Azure Web App Service (former Azure Website).
I’d like to make use of the deployment slots to be able to test my deployment before pushing it to production.
That’s all fine as long as there is no DB schema change require. But if there is a schema change I can’t have two software versions operating on the same db version.
Since I’m using EF Migrations, the push to the staging slot would instantly result in a DB update to the latest version.
DB migration and Azure deployment slots
I’m planning to push a new web application to an Azure Web App Service (former Azure Website).
I’d like to make use of the deployment slots to be able to test my deployment before pushing it to production.
That’s all fine as long as there is no DB schema change require. But if there is a schema change I can’t have two software versions operating on the same db version.
Since I’m using EF Migrations, the push to the staging slot would instantly result in a DB update to the latest version.