As I’ve wrote some time ago, I have created a web-based structure synchrnoziation tool for MySQL databases. We’ve needed a thing like this ourselves, so I’ve decided to create the tool as a standalone product from the start.
I’ve called the product Stuffed Sync, but never had enough time to prepare it for a proper release (write installation, documentation, create a dedicated site section, etc) . Finally, a week ago we’ve made a decision to launch a free service that allows to synchronize MySQL databases. The service was named SyncSQL.com and I am happy to report that as of now it is available for public use.
Basically this is a much lighter version of Stuffed Sync the product. But it should be sufficient for a lot of scenarios and we hope that it will make life easier for a lot of developers.
How it works?
You specify structure dumps of the source and target databases and hit the “Synchronize!” button. Your dumps are analyzed and all required alter statements are prepared for you. Then you should run the prepared statements on the target database and its structure will become identical to the structure of the source database.
How it looks?
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