migrationsprov

Migrationsprov is an open-source framework designed to manage migrations across multiple data stores and environments. It provides a unified interface for defining, planning, and applying both schema and data migrations when working with heterogeneous providers such as relational databases, document stores, and data warehouses. The project aims to streamline migration practices in complex deployments where data must move between systems with different capabilities and dialects.

At its core, migrationsprov operates on a migration model that includes scripts or declarative migration definitions, a versioning scheme, and a migration plan that orchestrates changes in the correct order. The engine supports features such as dependency resolution, idempotent migrations, dry runs, and rollbacks to ensure safe and reproducible deployments. It can also handle data transformations during migration, where applicable, and may offer transactional guarantees or provider-specific workarounds depending on capabilities.

Architecturally, migrationsprov consists of a core engine, provider adapters, and a scripting layer. Providers implement a standard interface for applying and recording migrations, while adapters translate generic migration operations into provider-specific commands. A plugin system enables new providers to be added without altering the core, promoting extensibility and modularity. The framework often includes a command-line interface and programmatic APIs to integrate into CI/CD Pipelines and deployment workflows.

Typical usage involves defining a set of migrations, configuring source and target providers, and executing a plan that applies migrations in order. The system tracks progress in a migrations catalog, enabling auditability and rollback if necessary. Migrationsprov is commonly used by teams managing multi-database ecosystems, data migrations across environments, or projects requiring consistent migration practices across diverse data stores. See also database migration, data integration, and provider-specific migration tools.