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**Prerequistes** | ||
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Recommended to use **Fedora Linux Distrubution** or you might need to install additional packages/perform additional steps than those listed below | ||
- Python 3.5 or newer |
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Duplicates requirement above, could you remove it please from there?
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**Initialization** | ||
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$ git clone https://github.com/Sonoran-Software/aiven-db-migrate.git |
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The link does not lead to the original version, it should be under aiven account.
- Python Pip | ||
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- make | ||
- psycopg2-binary |
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If pip cmd is already in the example, for the quick start could have also specified the command how to install it.
pip install psycopg2-binary
Actually binary is not required, psycopg2 is required, but whether to install it as binary or not, it's up to the user.
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documented recommended environment and steps to get up and running quickly based on our own experience and clarifications from Aiven support.
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We struggled greatly to get up and running with this tool locally in order to debug our migration we were attempting on the aiven cloud, had to clarify that Fedora was recommended by support and modify setup steps that were provided by the Readme.
I would love to see a docker container be released that allows users to spin up the container and start using aiven-db-migrate with a couple of commands.