Atlas
Atlas is a database schema management tool that enables developers and organizations to manage their database schemas as code, applying modern CI/CD and GitOps princip…
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Who it's for
Manage your database schema as code with GitOps-native CI/CD for secure and compliant database management.
Who should look elsewhere
Advanced features and enterprise support are only available in paid tiers.
Pros
- +Automates complex database migration tasks, saving time and reducing errors.
- +Integrates seamlessly with existing CI/CD pipelines and version control systems.
- +Enhances database security and compliance with built-in guardrails and audit trails.
- +Supports a wide range of databases and ORMs.
- +Provides clear visibility into schema changes and potential issues before deployment.
Cons
- −Advanced features and enterprise support are only available in paid tiers.
- −Requires some initial setup and integration into existing workflows.
- −Limited inspection and diffing in the free Starter plan.
Key features
- ✓Schema-as-Code (SQL, HCL, ORM)
- ✓Automatic Migration Planning
- ✓Formal Verification of Schema Changes
- ✓Code Review Agent (CLI, GitHub integration)
- ✓Modern CI/CD Deployments (Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions)
- ✓Migration Linting & Safety Checks
- ✓Drift Detection & Monitoring
- ✓Audit Trails & Change History
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlas Starter | — | month | ORM integration; Migration planning & execution; IDE support |
| Atlas Pro (Team) | $9 | month | Everything in Starter, plus:; Automated CI/CD integration; Migration linting & safety checks |
| Atlas Enterprise | — | month | Everything in Pro, plus:; Fully customizable plans for maximum control; Enterprise SSO |
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