User Role: Administrator, Workspace manager, Editor
You establish Connections by using a connection string, which includes information such as the type of database, the server name, the database name, user credentials, and other configuration details necessary for authentication and communication.
The database connection enables communication between Liquibase.io and the target database.
1. Select the Connections tab in the left navigation.
2. Click the Add Connection button.
3. Select the database platform of your choice. This example uses PostgreSQL.
You cannot edit the URL string if it does not match the Platform selected.
When you select the platform, the database URL auto-populates the matching JDBC URL prefix. Auto-population will not work if you have types in anything in the Database URL field.
An error will appear if you try to add a URL string that does not match the selected Platform.
4. Fill in your database Connection name and select the URL or Host radio option.
Each connection name must be unique within your Liquibase.io instance, and no two connections can have the same name.
Fill in your database connection name and select the desired URL or Host radio option.
1. Type in your Database URL.
1. Fill in the Hostname, Port, and Database Name.
The Database URL field cannot be edited but dynamically updates based on entries in the required fields.
Fill in the Hostname, Port, and Database name.
1. Specify your database credentials in the Username and Password fields, and select the Save button.
Liquibase.io does not accept a database connection password that contains asterisks after the first character. Once your URL is entered, your Port and Database name will auto-populate.
Type in your username and password
The database connection is successfully created.