Flamingock

Govern how your systems evolve: changes as code, applied in order, run once, fully audited. The successor to Mongock. Open source. 🦩

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Mongock is becoming Flamingock. 🦩

The MongoDB migration tool you know has grown into a Change-as-Code platform for every stateful system your app depends on.

Maintenance mode now, end-of-life end of 2026. Your migration is light, and your history comes with you. 🧵

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Full guide — Gradle/Maven setup, CLI validation, a checklist, and the v4/v5 mapping:

🔗 [https://t.co/LdcnjOPkUC]

Keep your history. Don't rewrite your past. 🦩

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Migrating from Mongock to Flamingock doesn't mean rewriting your history.

One dependency. One annotation. Your change units stay untouched, your audit trail imports automatically, and only what's still pending runs.

Here's the full path. 🧵

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Don't want to do it by hand?

If you use an agentic coder (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode), Flamingock has a dedicated migration skill that does the wiring for you.

flamingock install-skills --agent opencode

Then ask it to migrate. Beta, but a real head start.

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Full announcement, migration guide, and where this goes next:

🔗 [https://t.co/aspghTZrtp]

Same account, new name. Same bet: build in the open, contribute upstream.

Thanks to everyone who built Mongock with us. See you in Flamingock. 🦩

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Mongock is becoming Flamingock. 🦩

The MongoDB migration tool you know has grown into a Change-as-Code platform for every stateful system your app depends on.

Maintenance mode now, end-of-life end of 2026. Your migration is light, and your history comes with you. 🧵

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Mongock isn't ending because it failed. The opposite. It did its job so well that the idea outgrew its own name.

Flamingock exists because the principles behind Mongock turned out to be bigger than MongoDB.

[Pascal Grimaud @pascalgrimaud]

⚡ @JHipster Lite engine has been upgraded to use @springboot 3.0.0-RC1 🍃. Still in main branch, because no new release yet 😇 Special thanks to the @MongockTeam for helping us on this. So happy to see different Open Source projects helping each other 💪❤

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

@gilbish @hashnode Thank you for the awesome step by step guide

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Thank you @gilbish for the fantastic article 🙌

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

Thank you @maciejwalkowiak for the shout out 🙌 We are honoured that our tool can help :)

Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback we are able to support with.

In addition, #mongock also has drivers for @cosmosdb and AWS DocumentDB

[Maciej Walkowiak 🍃 @maciejwalkowiak]

🛠 Mongock - database migration tool (like Flyway) for @MongoDB and @dynamodb

👉 https://t.co/4HWBTtHaKp

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

This is awesome news - thanks @jhipster team and @pascalgrimaud for sharing! 🙌

[Pascal Grimaud @pascalgrimaud]

🚀 New @JHipster Lite release v0.3.0 adding @MongockTeam support, @apachekafka consumer and as usual a lot of improvements! For more details about this release -> https://t.co/QWI680YKV4

[Flamingock @flamingock_io]

📣 We are pleased to announce the release of our new Professional version! This includes:
- Undo operation to move to a previous version
- More supported operations via the CLI
- Multitenancy deployment
And many more! Try it out from https://t.co/ZAtpmu5cHA. Happy migrating!