3 posts tagged with "sql server"

Hey everyone!

Some time has passed since our previous release, and we're very excited to bring you another large batch of exciting additions in Atlas v0.37.

• Databricks Driver Beta - Atlas now supports managing Databricks databases in beta.
• ClickHouse Support Additions - We've expanded the support for ClickHouse to include clusters, user-defined functions, table projections, table partitions, and experiment types.
• SQL Server Support Additions - Our support for SQL Server has been extended to include SQL Server 2008, 2012, 2014, and 2016.
• Broader Scope for Linting Analyzers - Atlas now supports configuring analyzers to follow object deprecation workflows, enforce checks, block nolint usage, and allow or block specific SQL statements in migrations.
• Custom Migration Rules - Similar to custom schema rules, Atlas Pro users can now write rules for schema changes in their migrations.
• Pre-Execution Checks for Versioned Migrations - Added support for policy rules that run before migration execution. Teams can now allow or deny migrations based on conditions such as the number of pending files or specific SQL statements (e.g., blocking CREATE INDEX during peak hours).
• Cloud Databases as a Data Source - Users can now dynamically retrieve the migration status of different environments using the cloud_databases data source.
• Support for Hashicorp Vault - Atlas Pro users can now retrieve database credentials stored in Hashicorp Vault.
• Discover Database Instances for Schema Monitoring - Use the Atlas Agent to discover all database instances in your environment automatically in order to monitor them in Atlas Cloud.
• Protected Flows by Default - Atlas Cloud users can configure their settings to enable protected flows on all new projects.

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!