Configure a Workflow

User Role: Administrator, Editor

A Project contains your Workflows which contain your database connections, changelog connections, secret vaults, workflow properties, and all actions that run against the database. Actions can include Liquibase Commands and Policy Checks. You can have one or more Workflows in a single Project.

Before you begin

Before configuring a Workflow, you must create a Project, a Connection, and a Changelog Resource if one is unavailable.

Procedure

Configure a Workflow
1. Navigate to the Projects page and click on the project just created.

3. Once inside the project, click the Click to create new Workflow button and fill out the following fields.

A. From the New Workflow page, enter a descriptive name into the Workflow name.

B. (Optional) If you're working with a vault, check the Enable a secrets vault for this Workflow box and select the vault from which you want to pull the secrets.

You can create a new secrets vault by selecting the + New secrets vault button.

Once enabled, Liquibase.io retrieves the secrets from the appropriate form fields by replacing the field value with the syntax specific to your vault brand. Learn more here about Liquibase Secrets Management

C. Select the database needed for this project. Once you select a database, its URL, Type, Name, Hostname, Port, Username, and Password display below.

You can create a new database by selecting the + New database button.

D. (Optional) Associate global properties with your Workflow.

Note: You can add as many global workflow properties as you want to your workflow, but you can only select a global property once per workflow. For example, if Rollback on Error is set, you cannot select it again for the same workflow.

1. Select a property from the drop-down menu.

3. Type any required inputs required for the parameter, such as a Boolean or string value.

4. Select the Create button.