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A well-planned implementation helps streamline the process, reduce risks, and ensure that Liquibase is used effectively to manage and automate database changes. This guide outlines the steps for implementing Liquibase effectively within your organization.
Before implementation planning begins, it is important to understand what Liquibase is and how it works.
What is Liquibase?
What is Liquibase?
Learn what Liquibase is and how it extends DevOps best practices to the database.
Liquibase is the leading database change management tool that extends DevOps best practices to the database. Built for cross-team collaboration, Liquibase enables teams to code at full speed and continuously deliver with confidence.
Why Liquibase is used
Why Liquibase is used
Database automation
Database automation
Liquibase is built to work with just about every CI/CD tool, integrating database changes into existing CI/CD automation.
Rollback support
Rollback support
Liquibase has built-in rollback support so teams can thoroughly test and roll back changes before production.
Source control
Source control
Liquibase users see the same source control benefits as application code when adding SQL code to a repository.
How Liquibase works
How Liquibase works
Scroll through this microlearning course to learn about the core concepts of Liquibase.
What to do next
What to do next
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