Instead of Liquibase Secure
Stop renting Liquibase Secure. Own your database release desk.
We build your version around your review rules and release process, bring your Liquibase execution history across, and run the agreed workflow for you. Your authorised operators keep control of production changes.
Liquibase Secure quotes its Starter, Team, Business and Enterprise plans privately. Compare your renewal with the database types, capacity, controls and support your team actually needs.
- check_circleYour data in a database you own
- check_circleOpen source, no lock-in
- check_circleBuilt and run by Enterprise DNA
The Liquibase Secure bill
Separate the release record from the execution platform
The subscription combines automation, governance and support. Decide which capabilities your team must retain and which review records it can own. Plan details checked against the vendor pricing page on 6 November 2026.
Capacity for database targets
Plans include different target allowances. Review the capacity you use and what expansion would add to your quote.
Coverage for database types
The included number of database types varies by plan. Your current estate determines which execution capabilities a replacement needs.
Change automation and governance
Both appear across the Secure plans. Identify the approval, testing and deployment controls that your team depends on before changing service.
Change Intelligence
This capability is available from Team upwards. Your version can bring the release decisions and recorded outcomes together around your own review questions.
Role-based access controls
The pricing page includes these in Business and Enterprise. Enterprise DNA scopes identity and reviewer permissions for your version.
Support and implementation
Standard and premium support differ by plan. Professional services and the operational help you require need to be included in a fair comparison.
Your release record
A change is ready when its current evidence is ready
Change preparation
Keep the proposal and the recovery plan together
Each change carries an environment, owner, due date and risk. Its current version includes the proposed work, the checks and the recovery notes.
- check Review the upcoming change window by environment
- check See overdue changes by owner
- check Preserve earlier versions when the proposal changes
- check Read the impact and recovery notes in the change review document
Rehearsal
Test the supplied example before requesting approval
A disposable database runs the proposed change, its checks and its rollback against a supplied example. A failed check stays visible for follow-up.
- check Record the stage that failed
- check Require a passing result before approval
- check Ask which changes have repeated rehearsal failures
- check Keep production validation with the authorised deployment process
Independent review
Approval belongs to the version that was tested
The reviewer must differ from the recorded owner and author. Another rehearsal or a revision requires a fresh approval before a release pack can be prepared.
- check Show the decisions waiting for a reviewer
- check Find revisions with older approvals and no current decision
- check Preserve rejection reasons and evidence references
- check Prepare the exact reviewed work for the authorised operator
Outcome and history
Keep a failed release visible until recovery is recorded
Operators record the outcome and its evidence. Imported Liquibase history stays separate from the new review process and retains its original execution types.
- check Chase failed deployments without a recovery record
- check Keep marked-ran history distinct from executed work
- check Compare complete history exports without overwriting differences
- check Produce a branded evidence pack with decisions and outcomes
Make it yours
Design your own Liquibase Secure replacement
Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Liquibase Secure. Try it here, and we build the real one.
2. What it runs
3. Make it fit
4. Your colour
Answered from your own database
Good morning. Here is what needs you today.
We build it from the open-source base, bring your Liquibase Secure data across and run it for you.
What it looks like
Ask it like you would ask a colleague
Real command results from synthetic demo records. A passing rehearsal covers the supplied example only, not a production environment.
Database Releases for Claude Code
Connected to your own database
Which changes need work before the release window?
DEMO-001
- Title
- Add dispatch marker
- Environment
- Demo reporting
- Owner
- Morgan
- Due date
- 2026-11-02
- State
- needs approval
DEMO-003
- Title
- Review status constraint
- Environment
- Demo reporting
- Owner
- Morgan
- Due date
- 2026-11-05
- State
- needs rehearsal
DEMO-002
- Title
- Add reporting index
- Environment
- Demo reporting
- Owner
- Ari
- Due date
- 2026-11-08
- State
- needs rehearsal
| Code | Title | Environment | Owner | Due date | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEMO-001 | Add dispatch marker | Demo reporting | Morgan | 2026-11-02 | needs approval |
| DEMO-003 | Review status constraint | Demo reporting | Morgan | 2026-11-05 | needs rehearsal |
| DEMO-002 | Add reporting index | Demo reporting | Ari | 2026-11-08 | needs rehearsal |
Ask it anything
Ten questions across your own release records
These queries run today. We have not tested whether a configured Liquibase account can answer the same questions.
Switching
How to switch from Liquibase Secure
A history move can be done in a day when exports are ready, while replacing deployment automation is a separately tested project.
- 1
Export your history
Start with the documented DATABASECHANGELOG columns: changeset identity, author, source location, execution time, execution type and checksum. Use your approved database export tool to save them as CSV. If Liquibase Secure does not give you a clear way to export those records, check with Liquibase Secure about what your account allows before proceeding. Keep the export and linked evidence private.
- 2
Test, then load the records
Load the CSV into Database Releases for Claude Code against the right environment. Run the import as a test first. The test checks what would be brought across without saving it. Then run the import for real after you are satisfied with the result. Matching records remain unchanged, and conflicting history stops the import for investigation rather than being silently overwritten.
- 3
Review what the import flags
Check the import results against the original history. Confirm changeset identities and execution types, and investigate conflicts before continuing. The import preserves extra columns in the source row, but it does not bring across change instructions, rollback code, attachments, access controls or vendor policy packs. A record marked MARK_RAN stays marked as such, not proof that a deployment succeeded.
- 4
Run both side by side
Keep Liquibase Secure and your existing deployment process available while you use the new desk alongside them for a short period. Compare the imported history and review workflow, and validate the replacement against representative staging environments before changing how production work is deployed. The desk prepares reviewed work and records outcomes. It does not execute changes against production.
- 5
Switch off Liquibase Secure
Once the workflow and required connections have been validated, switch off Liquibase Secure only after you have backed up the new database and any linked evidence, then tested restoration. Keep your existing controlled deployment process unless its replacement has been separately scoped and tested. This avoids treating a successful history import as proof that deployment automation is ready to replace.
Where the real effort goes
The import is usually the straightforward part when exports are ready. The work is deciding which history to carry over, reconciling identities and execution types, and mapping your own fields, change instructions, permissions, policy packs and evidence. Those items need separate migration work. If you have Enterprise DNA run it, Enterprise DNA handles this mapping and migration work as part of the agreed scope.
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Do it yourself, have it customised, or have it run for you
Open source
Do it yourself
Free, open source
- 1 Clone the repo, run npm install and npm test
- 2 Run npm run demo with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor
- 3 Export the documented Liquibase DATABASECHANGELOG history and test its CSV import
- 4 Author and rehearse your database changes, then validate your controlled production process separately
Built around your business
We customise it
One setup fee, then a retainer for ongoing work
- check Your environments, review stages, required evidence and recovery rules
- check Your Liquibase history imported and reconciled against the originals
- check A web front end, identity controls and a different technology stack where needed
- check Your deployment connections built and validated to the agreed scope
Omni by Enterprise DNA
We run it for you
One setup fee, then a retainer
- check Installed with controlled access and tested backups
- check Weekly release reviews and evidence packs prepared
- check Your agreed review process and business connections maintained
- check Run through Omni by Enterprise DNA beside the rest of your business
Questions
Instead of Liquibase Secure, answered
Does this replace every part of Liquibase Secure? expand_more
The free version is a release review desk with disposable rehearsals and an execution-history import. It does not reproduce the full multi-engine deployment platform. Enterprise DNA can build the execution connections, identity controls and interfaces your team needs into its version. Keep your current deployment process until that scope has been validated against representative staging environments.
What comes across from our Liquibase history? expand_more
The import reads the documented execution-history export, including changeset identity, author, source location, execution time, execution type and checksum. Existing matching records stay unchanged. Conflicting history stops the import for investigation. Change instructions, permissions, policy packs and original evidence need separate migration work.
Does a passing rehearsal prove the production change is safe? expand_more
No. It proves only that the supplied example passed its forward and rollback checks in a disposable database. Production data, performance, permissions and recovery need separate staging tests and human review. The free version prepares reviewed work and records outcomes. Your authorised process executes real changes.
What happens when someone changes the proposal after approval? expand_more
A revision creates a new version and preserves the earlier evidence. The new version needs a fresh rehearsal and independent approval. Repeating a rehearsal also requires a fresh approval. Reviewer names are recorded assertions in the free version. We can build signed-in identity controls into your version.
How do we pay Enterprise DNA? expand_more
Choose the free version, have us customise it, or have us run the agreed workflow through Omni by Enterprise DNA. Our work starts with one setup fee, then a retainer. We agree the migration, review process, required connections and operating scope before building your version.
Bring your renewal and one recent release
Spend 30 minutes with Sam. We will work through the Liquibase service you pay for, the review evidence you need to keep and the deployment capabilities your version must retain.
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