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Convert Account to use Entity Framework #8920

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emilol opened this issue Jul 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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Convert Account to use Entity Framework #8920

emilol opened this issue Jul 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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emilol commented Jul 18, 2024

Are you a customer of Octopus Deploy? Don't raise the issue here. Please contact our support team so we can triage your feature request, making sure it's handled appropriately.

The Need

From Target Architecture Blog Post:

We're on a journey to better normalize Octopus's database schema. Doing so will unlock the ability to solve many known performance and concurrency issues.

We initially thought we could achieve a good deal of this normalization using our current ORM, Nevermore.

As we dug into the problem with a team, we found problems we'd need to solve in Nevermore to use it as the tool to meet our normalization needs. This was particularly an issue for loading and querying data across multiple database tables that might back a single logical model.

The team then evaluated the cost of solving these problems in Nevermore against the cost of migrating to a tool that could already do these things, like Entity Framework.

Moving to Entity Framework was already in our plans, as we want to use commodity tools for most common things. However, we originally thought we could delay the cost of the migration to achieve our more immediate goals sooner.

After we disproved this assumption, we realized moving to Entity Framework sooner was the better option. We updated the target architecture accordingly, and we're now deep into the work of moving ORMs in the core of Octopus.

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Migrate Account to use Entity Framework.

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@emilol emilol added the kind/enhancement This issue represents an enhancement we are committed to adding to Octopus as some time label Jul 18, 2024
@emilol emilol closed this as completed Jul 23, 2024
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Release Note: Migrate Account table to use Entity Framework.

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Octobob commented Sep 4, 2024

🎉 The fix for this issue has been released in:

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2024.3 2024.3.7832
2024.4+ all releases

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