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Hi everyone,

We are updating you on a pricing change we will be rolling out to Atlas Cloud on March 15th, 2024.

As you know, Atlas is an open-core project, which means that while its core is an Apache 2-licensed open-source project, we are building it as a commercial, cloud-connected solution built and supported by our company, Ariga. As with any startup, our understanding of the product and the market are constantly evolving, and this pricing change is a reflection of that evolution.

Atlas Plans​

Even through this change, we will keep providing the Atlas community with three options for how to consume Atlas.

• Free Plan (formerly "Community Plan") - for individuals and small teams that want to unlock the full potential of Atlas. This plan will remain free forever and provides full access to all the capabilities of Atlas as a CLI as well as access to enough Atlas Cloud quota to successfully manage a single project. Support is provided via public community support channels.

• Business Plan (formerly "Team Plan") - for teams professionally using Atlas beyond a single project. This plan has the same features and capabilities as the Free Plan but allows teams to purchase additional quotas if required. In addition, teams subscribing to this plan will get access to priority email support and in-app support via Intercom.

• Enterprise Plan - for larger organizations looking to solve schema management at scale. This plan includes a dedicated support channel, solution engineering, and other features required for adoption by enterprises.

Hi everyone!

It's been a few weeks since our last version announcement and today I'm happy to share with you
v0.14, which includes some very exciting improvements for Atlas:

• Checkpoints - as your migration directory grows, replaying it from scratch can become annoyingly slow. Checkpoints allow you to save the state of your database at a specific point in time and replay migrations from that point forward.
• Push to the Cloud - you can now push your migration directory to Atlas Cloud directly from the CLI. Think of it like docker push for your database migrations.
• JetBrains Editor Support - After launching our VSCode Extension a few months ago, our team has been hard at work to bring the same experience to JetBrains IDEs. Starting today, you can use Atlas directly from your favorite JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ, PyCharm, GoLand, etc.) using the new Atlas plugin.

Let's dive right in!

It has been two months since we announced the Community Preview Plan for Atlas Cloud, and today I am thrilled to announce the next batch of features that we are releasing to open-source and to Atlas Cloud:

In summary, version v0.12 includes a few major features that are explained in detail below:

1. We have added support for importing and running migration linting on GitHub PRs for external migration formats, such as Flyway and golang-migrate.
2. Atlas now supports reading your migration directory directly from your Atlas Cloud account. This eliminates the need for users to build their Docker images with the directory content and makes running schema migrations in production much easier.
3. By connecting Atlas CLI to Atlas Cloud, migration runs will be recorded in the cloud account, making it easier to monitor and troubleshoot executed migrations.
4. A new Slack integration is now available for Community Plan accounts. Organizations that connect their migration directories to the cloud can receive notifications to Slack channels when the schemas are updated or deployed, among other events.
5. A new look has been given to the CI report page. It will be enhanced with additional features in the next version.