Why Liquibase has been downloaded over 36 million times.
Flexible database change
Easily define changes in SQL, XML, JSON, or YAML.
Version control for your database
Order changes and standardize development.
Built for
developers
Control when, where, and how database changes are deployed.
Features you know you need.
Supports SQL, XML, YAML and JSON formats
Automatically generate SQL scripts for reviews
Perform rerunnable vs. non-rerunnable changes
Works with the tools and database platforms you use
Undo database changes, either automatically or via custom rollback SQL
Use contexts and preconditions to fine-tune script execution
Free access to Liquibase Hub for data to improve your database change process.
Liquibase works with a wide range of databases.
5 ways Liquibase makes your life easier:
Manual Change
Management
- Has the script been applied or not?
- Manually order scripts
- Developers overwrite each other’s changes
- Harder to implement continuous deployments
- Hours spent reworking scripts
Using Liquibase
to Manage Changes
- Version-controlled database schema changes
- Automatically orders scripts for deployment
- Branching and merging for teams
- Embeds into your product or build tools, like Jenkins
- Easily rollback changes
Community contributor spotlight
Arjun SK
Software Engineer“Liquibase is by far the best tool for database versioning. I can’t imagine not having it in my project workflow.”
Read Arjun’s blogs on Medium
Artem Zagnitko
Senior Java Developer“I wanted to give back to the community that has helped me so much. It feels meaningful to help others.”
View Artem’s StackOverflow profile
Asha Kalburgi
Database Architect“I have a passion for DevOps and use CI/CD tools like Jenkins, Git, and Liquibase. I believe change is the only constant in today’s technology fabric.”
Connect with Asha on LinkedIn
Isaiah Dickson
Software Engineer“I love the way Liquibase offers flexibility in how changes in changelog files are managed.”
Watch Isaiah’s YouTube channel
Maureen Josephine
Software Engineer“I enjoy contributing articles to the community. It feels great to pass down the knowledge.”
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