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# Advanced - Database Migrations pre-Aerie v3.3.0

:::info Note
For Aerie deployments AFTER to v3.3.0, please reference [this page](../advanced-database-migrations)
for accurate information as to how the migration script works.
:::

To aid in migrating between database versions we provide a Python script called [aerie_db_migration.py](https://github.com/NASA-AMMOS/aerie/blob/develop/deployment/aerie_db_migration). In order to run it, the following software is required:

- [Python 3.9](https://www.python.org/downloads/) or later
- [Hasura CLI 2.35.1](https://hasura.io/docs/latest/hasura-cli/install-hasura-cli/) or later

Additional Python package requirements can be installed by running the following command in the [deployment](https://github.com/NASA-AMMOS/aerie/tree/develop/deployment) directory:

```sh
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
```

Once the prerequisite software has been installed, the script can be executed by running the following command from inside the Aerie [deployment](https://github.com/NASA-AMMOS/aerie/tree/develop/deployment) directory:

```sh
python aerie_db_migration.py
```

Alternatively, you can add the script to your `PATH` and run it from anywhere with the command `aerie_db_migration.py`:

```sh
export PATH="$HOME/path/to/deployment:$PATH"
```

The script expects all migration files present on the server to also exist on the local machine. In order to reset the state of all migrations (for example, to be able to remove old migration files), see the [Hasura documentation](https://hasura.io/docs/latest/migrations-metadata-seeds/resetting-migrations-metadata/).

## Arguments

<details closed>
<summary><b>For Aerie deployments before v2.8.0</b></summary>

`aerie_db_migration` takes the following command line arguments:

```sh
aerie_db_migration.py [-h] (-a | -r) [--all] [-db DB_NAMES [DB_NAMES ...]] [-p HASURA_PATH] [-e ENV_PATH] [-n NETWORK_LOCATION]
```
| Option Name | Option Description |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `-h`, `--help` | Shows the help message. |
| `-a`, `--apply` | Apply migration steps to specified databases. |
| `-r`, `--revert` | Revert migration steps to specified databases. |
| `--all` | Apply (Revert) _ALL_ unapplied (applied) migration steps to specified databases. |
| `-db DB_NAMES [DB_NAMES ...]`, <br/>`--db-names DB_NAMES [DB_NAMES ...]` | List of databases to migrate. Migrates all available databases if unspecified. |
| `-p HASURA_PATH`, `--hasura-path HASURA_PATH` | The path to the directory containing the `config.yaml` for Aerie. Defaults to `./hasura` |
| `-e ENV_PATH`, `--env-path ENV_PATH` | The path to the `.env` file used to deploy Aerie. **Must** define `AERIE_USERNAME` and `AERIE_PASSWORD`. Defaults to `.env`. |
| `-n NETWORK_LOCATION`, `--network-location NETWORK_LOCATION` | The network location of the database. Defaults to `localhost`. |
It is necessary to at least specify `--apply` or `--revert`.
If you are not running `aerie_db_migration` from within `deployment`, or if the `hasura` directory containing the `config.yaml` and the `migrations` directory is not in the directory that `aerie_db_migration` is being run from, then it is necessary to specify `--hasura-path`.
</details>
`aerie_db_migration.py` takes the following command line arguments:
```sh
aerie_db_migration.py [-h] (-a | -r) [--all] [-p HASURA_PATH] [-e ENV_PATH] [-n NETWORK_LOCATION]
```
| Option Name | Option Description |
|--------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `-h`, `--help` | Shows the help message. |
| `-a`, `--apply` | Apply migration steps to the database. |
| `-r`, `--revert` | Revert migration steps to the database. |
| `--all` | Apply (Revert) _ALL_ unapplied (applied) migration steps to the database. |
| `-p HASURA_PATH`, `--hasura-path HASURA_PATH` | The path to the directory containing the `config.yaml` for Aerie. Defaults to `./hasura` |
| `-e ENV_PATH`, `--env-path ENV_PATH` | The path to the `.env` file used to deploy Aerie. **Must** define `AERIE_USERNAME` and `AERIE_PASSWORD`. Defaults to `.env`. |
| `-n NETWORK_LOCATION`, `--network-location NETWORK_LOCATION` | The network location of the database. Defaults to `localhost`. |
It is necessary to at least specify `--apply` or `--revert`.
If you are not running `aerie_db_migration.py` from within `deployment`,
or if the `hasura` directory containing the `config.yaml` and the `migrations` directory is not in the directory
that `aerie_db_migration.py` is being run from, then it is necessary to specify `--hasura-path`.
## Migrating a Database
<details closed>
<summary><b>For Aerie deployments before v2.8.0</b></summary>
If `--all` has been specified, then `aerie_db_migration.py` will automatically apply or revert all applicable changes to the specified databases (or all available databases if none are specified). It will then output the details of each change applied, followed by the overall status. For example:
```sh
> aerie_db_migration.py -a -db AerieMerlin --all
###########
AerieMerlin
###########
VERSION TYPE NAME
1667319761264 up test_migration
INFO migrations applied
INFO Metadata reloaded
INFO Metadata is consistent
###############
Database Status
###############
Database: AerieMerlin
VERSION NAME SOURCE STATUS DATABASE STATUS
1667319761264 test_migration Present Present
```
Otherwise, `aerie_db_migration` will enter a step-by-step mode, where you first select which database to migrate, and then select whether
to apply each available migration step. For example:
```sh
> aerie_db_migration.py -a -db AerieMerlin
###############################
AERIE DATABASE MIGRATION HELPER
###############################
0) Quit the migration helper
1) Database: AerieMerlin
VERSION NAME SOURCE STATUS DATABASE STATUS
1667319761264 test_migration Present Not Present
Select a database to migrate (0-1): 1
###########
AerieMerlin
###########
MIGRATION STEPS AVAILABLE:
VERSION NAME SOURCE STATUS DATABASE STATUS
1667319761264 test_migration Present Not Present
CURRENT STEP:
VERSION TYPE NAME
1667319761264 up test_migration
Apply 1667319761264_test_migration? (y/n): _
```
Entering `y` will apply the migration and then proceed to the next step,
should one exist. Entering `n` will return to the Database Selection screen.
Entering `q` at any point will exit the program.
</details>
If `--all` has been specified, then `aerie_db_migration.py` will automatically apply or revert all applicable changes to the database.
It will then output the details of each change applied, followed by the overall status. For example:
```sh
> aerie_db_migration.py -a --all
###############################
AERIE DATABASE MIGRATION HELPER
###############################
VERSION TYPE NAME
1 up sample_migration
INFO migrations applied
INFO Metadata reloaded
INFO Metadata is consistent
###############
Database Status
###############
VERSION NAME SOURCE STATUS DATABASE STATUS
1 sample_migration Present Present
```
Otherwise, `aerie_db_migration` will enter a step-by-step mode, where you will be prompted
whether to apply each available migration step. For example:
```sh
> aerie_db_migration.py -a
###############################
AERIE DATABASE MIGRATION HELPER
###############################
MIGRATION STEPS AVAILABLE:
VERSION NAME SOURCE STATUS DATABASE STATUS
1 sample_migration Present Not Present
CURRENT STEP:
VERSION TYPE NAME
1 up sample_migration
Apply 1_sample_migration? (y/n/quit): _
```
Entering `y` will apply the migration and then proceed to the next step, should one exist.
Entering `n`, `q`, or `quit` will exit the program.
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