Bubble-Azure Postgres Migration
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have a Bubble app whose internal database now holds roughly 3GB GB of information—everything from user profiles and transactional records to assorted logs and metadata. The schema in Bubble is a mixed bag: some tables resemble classic relational structures, while other objects are decidedly non-relational. I need all of it moved cleanly into a managed PostgreSQL instance running in my Azure subscription.
Here is what I’m after:
• A well-planned extraction process that pulls the three data groups (users, transactions, logs/metadata) out of Bubble without loss or duplication.
• A target Postgres schema designed to accommodate both the relational tables and the less structured elements, using JSONB or related approaches where appropriate.
• Verification routines to confirm record counts, field integrity, foreign-key relationships, and timestamp fidelity once data lands in Postgres.
• A concise hand-off document (or short Loom walkthrough) explaining how to rerun the pipeline and monitor it.
Acceptance is straightforward: every user, transaction, and log entry visible in Bubble today must appear in Azure Postgres with matching values and referential links, and the pipeline must complete in a single pass on my test run without manual fixes. Update exisitng APIs in codebase to point to Azure rather than bubble.
Expectation would be move current data. We test if APIs work fine in in the new database. And finally migrate the updated data.
let’s talk timing and access so we can get started right away.
Here is what I’m after:
• A well-planned extraction process that pulls the three data groups (users, transactions, logs/metadata) out of Bubble without loss or duplication.
• A target Postgres schema designed to accommodate both the relational tables and the less structured elements, using JSONB or related approaches where appropriate.
• Verification routines to confirm record counts, field integrity, foreign-key relationships, and timestamp fidelity once data lands in Postgres.
• A concise hand-off document (or short Loom walkthrough) explaining how to rerun the pipeline and monitor it.
Acceptance is straightforward: every user, transaction, and log entry visible in Bubble today must appear in Azure Postgres with matching values and referential links, and the pipeline must complete in a single pass on my test run without manual fixes. Update exisitng APIs in codebase to point to Azure rather than bubble.
Expectation would be move current data. We test if APIs work fine in in the new database. And finally migrate the updated data.
let’s talk timing and access so we can get started right away.