20 posts tagged with "release"

Hi everyone,

Thanks for joining us today for our v0.25 release announcement! In this version we are introducing a new feature that has been requested by many of you: support for Row-level Security Policies in PostgreSQL.

Additionally, we have made some minor changes to our pricing plans, more on that below.

Hi everyone,

We are back again with a new release of Atlas, v0.24. In this release we double down on the core principle that has been guiding us from the start: enabling developers to manage their database schema as code. The features we announce today may appear like a yet another cool addition to Atlas, but I am fairly confident, that in a few years' time, they will be recognized as something foundational.

In this release we introduce:

• schema test - a new command (and framework) for testing your database schema using familiar software testing paradigms.
• migrate test - a new command for testing writing tests for you schema migrations.
• Enhanced editor support - we have added support for some long awaited features in our VSCode and JetBrains plugins: multi-file schemas, jump to definition, and support for much larger schemas.

Hi everyone,

It's been a few weeks since the release of v0.22, and we're excited to be back with the next version of Atlas, packed with some long awaited features and improvements.

• Redshift Support - Amazon Redshift, a fully managed, petabyte-scale data warehouse service in the cloud. Starting today, you can use Atlas to manage your Redshift Schema-as-Code.
• CircleCI Integration - Following some recent requests from our Enterprise customers, we have added a CircleCI orb to make it easier to integrate Atlas into your CircleCI pipelines.
• Kubernetes Operator Down Migrations - The Kubernetes Operator now detects when you are moving to a previous version and will attempt to apply a down migration if configured to do so.
• GORM View Support - We have added support for defining SQL Views in your GORM models.
• SQLAlchemy Provider Improvements - We have added support for defining models using SQLAlchemy Core Tables in the SQLAlchemy provider.
• ERD v2 - We have added a new navigation sidebar to the ERD to make it easier to navigate within large schemas.
• PostgreSQL Improvements - We have added support for PostgreSQL Event Triggers, Aggregate Functions, and Function Security.

Let's dive in!

Hi everyone,

It's been a few weeks since our last release, and we're happy to be back with a version packed with brand new and exciting features. Here's what's inside:

• RENAME Detection - This version includes a RENAME detector that identifies ambiguous situations of potential resource renames and interactively asks the user for feedback before generating the changes.
• PostgreSQL Features
  • UNIQUE and EXCLUDE - Unique constraints and exclusion constraints were added.
  • Composite Types - Added support for composite types, which are user-defined types that represent the structure of a row.
  • Table lock checks - Eight new checks that review migration plans and alert in cases of a potential table locks in different modes.
• SQL Server Sequence Support - Atlas now supports managing sequences in SQL Server.

Let's dive in!

Hi everyone,

It's been a few weeks since our last version announcement and today I'm happy to share with you v0.20, which includes some big changes and exciting features:

• New Pricing Model - As we announced earlier this month, beginning March 15th the new pricing model took effect. The new pricing is usage-based, offering you more flexibility and cost efficiency. Read about what prompted this change and view the new pricing plans here.
• Django ORM Integration - Atlas now supports Django! Django is a popular ORM for Python. Developers using Django can now use Atlas to automatically plan schema migrations based on the desired state of their schema, instead of crafting them by hand.
• Support for PostgreSQL Extensions - Atlas now supports installing and managing PostgreSQL extensions.
• Dashboards in the Cloud - The dashboard (previously the 'Projects' page) got a whole new look in Atlas Cloud. Now you can view the state of your projects and environments at a glance.
• _SQL Server is out of Beta](#sql-server-is-out-of-beta) - SQL Server is officially out of Beta! Along with this official support, we have included some new features:
  • User-Defined Types support for SQL Server - Atlas now supports two User-Defined Types: alias types and table types.
  • Azure Active Directory (AAD) Authentication for SQL Server - Connect to your SQL Server database using AAD Authentication.

Let’s dive in!

Hi everyone,

We are excited to share our latest release with you! Here's what's new:

• Pre-migration Checks: Before migrating your schema, you can now add SQL checks that will be verified to help avoid risky migrations.
• Schema Docs: Atlas lets you manage your database schema as code. One of the things we love most about code, is that because of its formal structure, it's possible to automatically generate documentation from it. With this release, we're introducing a new feature that lets you generate code-grade documentation for your database schema.
• SQL Server Trigger Support: Atlas now supports managing triggers in SQL Server.
• ClickHouse Materialized View Support: Atlas now supports managing materialized views in ClickHouse.

Let's dive in.

Hi everyone,

Thanks for joining us today for another release announcement! We have a bunch of really exciting features to share with you today, so let's get started! Here's what we'll cover:

• Drift Detection - A common source of database trouble is that the schema in your database doesn't match the schema in your code. This can happen for a variety of reasons, including manual changes to the database, or changes made by other tools. Today, we are happy to announce the availability of a new feature that lets you automatically detect these changes, and alerts you when they happen.
• SQLAlchemy Support - SQLAlchemy is a popular Python ORM. Developers using SQLAlchemy can use Atlas to automatically plan schema migrations for them, based on the desired state of their schema instead of crafting them by hand.
• VSCode ERDs - We've added a new feature to our VSCode extension that lets you visualize your database schema as an ERD diagram.
• Composite Schemas - The newly added composite_schema data source lets you combine multiple schemas into one, which is useful for managing schemas that are loaded from multiple sources or to describe applications that span multiple database schemas.

Hi everyone,

I hope you are enjoying the holiday season, because we are here today with the first Atlas release of 2024: v0.17. It's been only a bit over a week since our last release, but we have some exciting new features we couldn't wait to share with you:

• Trigger Support - Atlas now supports managing triggers on MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB and SQLite databases.
• Improved ERDs - You can now visualize your schema's SQL views, as well as create filters to select the specific database objects you wish to see.

Without further ado, let's dive in!

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since our last version announcement and today I'm happy to share with you v0.16, which includes some very exciting improvements for Atlas:

• ClickHouse Beta Support - ClickHouse is a high-performance, columnar database optimized for analytics and real-time query processing. Support for ClickHouse in Atlas has been one of the top requested features by our community in the past year. Today, we are happy to announce that ClickHouse is officially in Beta!
• Hibernate Provider - Atlas now supports loading the desired state of your database directly from your Hibernate code. Hibernate developers can now join developers from the GORM, Sequelize, TypeORM and more communities who can now use Atlas to manage their database schema.
• Baseline Schemas - In some cases, your migrations rely on certain database objects to exist apriori to your application schema, for example extensions or legacy tables. Atlas now supports defining a baseline schema which will be loaded before automatically planning and applying your migrations.
• Proactive conflict detection - Teams that have connected their project to Atlas Cloud will get a prompt in the CLI if their migration directory is out of sync with the latest version in Atlas Cloud. This ensures that new migration files are added in a sequential order, preventing unexpected behavior.
• Mermaid Support - Atlas now supports generating a Mermaid diagram of your database schema. This is a great way to visualize your database schema and share it with your team.
• Review Policies - Users working with declarative migrations can now define "review policies" which can define thresholds for which kinds of changes require human review and which can be auto-applied.
• Postgres Sequences - Another long awaited feature, Atlas now supports managing sequences in PostgreSQL.

I know that's quite a list, so let's dive right in!

Introduction​

Today we are very excited to announce the release of Atlas Terraform Provider v0.4.0. This release brings some exciting new features and improvements to the provider which we will describe in this post.

In addition, this release is the first to be published under our new partnership with HashiCorp as a Technology Partner. Atlas is sometimes described as a "Terraform for Databases", so we have high hopes that this partnership will help us to bring many opportunities to create better ways for integrating database schema management into IaC workflows.