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Common Liquibase Design Patterns (LB204)


Description
For users who wish to learn about different Liquibase design patterns. Includes addressing database drift, implementing database guardrails, and utilizing property substitution.
Users will learn about the five different design patterns by following the journey of Lucia and her co-workers during their organizations’ DevOps implementation.

While this course does not include activities or knowledge checks, there are examples throughout the modules for users to practice. Estimated course length: 45 minutes.

Content
  • Welcome
  • Welcome to the Common Liquibase Design Patterns Course
  • Welcome to the Common Liquibase Design Patterns Course
  • Liquibase Help Resources
  • DESIGN PATTERN 1 - STRUCTURING A NEW LIQUIBASE PROJECT
  • Design Pattern 1 - Structuring a New Liquibase Project Use Case
  • Design Pattern 1 - Common Pipeline Patterns
  • Design Pattern 1 - Parallel Development in an Active Pipeline
  • Design Pattern 1 - One Database with Multiple Applications
  • DESIGN PATTERN 2 - STATE, MIGRATION, AND HYBRID APPROACHES FOR DATABASE CHANGES
  • Design Pattern 2 - State, Migration, and Hybrid-Based Approaches
  • Design Pattern 2 - Using a State-Based Approach
  • Design Pattern 2 - Using a Migration-Based Approach
  • Design Pattern 2 - Using a Hybrid-Based Approach
  • DESIGN PATTERN 3 - DATABASE DRIFT DETECTION
  • Design Pattern 3 - Database Drift
  • Design Pattern 3 - Database Drift Use Case
  • Design Pattern 3 - Exception Handling
  • Design Pattern 3 - Detecting Unintentional Drift
  • Design Pattern 3 - Re-synchronizing Pipeline Environments when Drift Happens
  • Design Pattern 3 - Rebuilding an Environment
  • DESIGN PATTERN 4 - IMPLEMENTING DATABASE GUARDRAILS
  • Design Pattern 4 - Implementing Database Guardrails Use Case
  • Design Pattern 4 - Procedural Guardrails
  • Design Pattern 4 - Ensuring Database Changes are Deployed in Lower Environments
  • Design Pattern 4 - Locking Down Your Git
  • Design Pattern 4 - Enforcing Standards for Database Automation
  • DESIGN PATTERN 5 - UTILIZING PROPERTY SUBSTITUTION IN A LIQUIBASE PROJECT
  • Design Pattern 5 - Property Substitution in a Liquibase Project Use Case
  • Design Pattern 5 - Fundamentals of Property Substitution
  • Design Pattern 5 - Deploying Changesets with Different Tablespace Names
  • Design Pattern 5 - Deploying DML Changes with Environment Specific Values
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever
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