Releases: ariga/atlas
v0.37.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.37 🎊
We're excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.37 with a comprehensive set of new features and improvements that further strengthen Atlas as your go-to database schema management tool:
- 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.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.36.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.36 🎊
We're excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.36 with a comprehensive set of new features and improvements that further strengthen Atlas as your go-to database schema management tool:
- Snowflake Driver Beta - Atlas now supports Snowflake databases in beta, expanding our data warehouse schema management capabilities.
- PostgreSQL Partitions - Declarative management of PostgreSQL partitions has long been a top community request, and we are excited to say it's now available!
- Azure DevOps Integration - Seamless CI/CD integration with Azure DevOps pipelines for database schema management.
- Google Spanner Beta - Beta support for Google Cloud Spanner, bringing Atlas to Google's horizontally scalable and globally distributed database.
- Datadog SIEM Support - Enhanced security monitoring with Datadog integration for audit logs and schema monitoring.
- ORM Schema Linting - Advanced schema validation and policy enforcement for all supported ORM integrations.
- Explain Pipelines Errors - New AI-powered error explanations to help you quickly understand and resolve deployment errors with Atlas Pipelines.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.35.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.35 🎊
It's been just over a week since our last release, and we are back with another batch of exciting features and improvements. Here's what's in store for you in Atlas v0.35:
- Bootstrap Projects - You can now bootstrap SQL projects with one command, making it easier to get started with Atlas. Using the new
splitandwritetemplate functions, you can now create a code representation of your database schema in SQL or HCL format to turn your database into code in no time. - Atlas for Oracle in Beta - We are excited to announce that Atlas is now in beta for Oracle databases.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.34.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.34 🎊
It's been just over two weeks since our last release, and we are back with another batch of exciting features and improvements. Here's what's in store for you in Atlas v0.34.
- Ad-hoc Approval Policies for Terraform and GitHub Actions - You can now control when Atlas will require explicit approval during declarative migrations with ad-hoc approval policies.
- Terraform Doc Portal – There is now a portal in our docs dedicated to helping you get started integrating Atlas with your Terraform setup.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.33.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.33 🎊
It's been a couple of months since our last release, but for good reason. Today, we're super excited to tell you about everything we have been up to. Here's what's in store for you in this release, v0.33:
- Atlas Copilot: A new coding assistant that helps you better manage your Atlas projects by leveraging an agentic, LLM-based approach.
- Support for
--include: Atlas Pro users may now use the--includeflag to specify which database objects to query during inspection. migrate/diffin GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and CircleCI - Atlas now supports themigrate diffcommand in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and CircleCI. This allows teams to build CI/CD pipelines that automatically generate migration files based on the current state of the database and the desired state of the schema.- Check-level Lint Policies: Atlas comes pre-packaged with many built in analyzers that can be used to verify the safety of changes to your database. Using Check-level Lint Policies, you can now configure your CI/CD's pipelines sensitivity to these analyzers.
- Support for
sensitiveannotations in migration files: Migration files can sometimes include sensitive or PII values, either passed in as input variables (using template-directories) or embedded directly in SQL statements. To prevent these values from being logged, Atlas provides a directive for marking files or specific statements as sensitive. This directive can be set at either the file or statement level.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.32.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.32 🎊
It's been a few weeks since our last release, and we're excited to share today everything that's new in Atlas v0.32. This release is packed with new features, improvements and bug fixes that will make your experience with Atlas even better.
Here are the highlights of this release:
- Ask AI - Since its modest beginning, Atlas has come a long way. What started as a simple CLI tool for declarative schema management is now a full-blown platform. We know that the learning curve for new users can be steep, which is why we are introducing new AI-powered features to help you get started with Atlas.
- SQL Importing - As projects grow, teams often want to split their schema definition across multiple files. Because SQL definitions are imperative and rely on the order of statements, splitting them can be challenging. With the new importing feature its easy to break large SQL schema definitions into smaller parts while keeping them correct and ordered.
- Improved Ent Loader - Users of the popular Ent ORM can use the
ent://URL scheme to load their schema into Atlas. We have added support for multi-schema migrations, composite schemas, and Ent'sglobalidfeature. - SQL Server Improvements - We have made several improvements to the SQL Server support in Atlas, including support for Full Text Search Index and Temporal Tables.
- PostgreSQL Improvements - We have added support for defining Foreign Servers and Unlogged Tables in PostgreSQL.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.31.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.31 🎊
Welcome to the second Atlas release of 2025, v0.31! We're excited to share the latest updates and improvements with you. In this release you will find:
- Custom schema rules: You can now define custom rules for your database schema and have Atlas enforce them for you during CI.
- pgvector support: We've added support for managing schemas for projects that use the LLM-based pgvector extension.
- Drift detection: It is now simpler to set up drift detection checks to alert you when a target database isn't in the state it's supposed to be in.
- Multi-project ER Diagrams: you can now create composite ER diagrams that stitch schema objects from multiple Atlas projects.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
v0.30.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.30 🎊
Happy new year everyone, and welcome to our first release of 2025, Atlas v0.30! We have some exciting new features and improvements to share with you.
In this release you will find:
- Simplified Schema Monitoring: Previously you needed to install a long-running agent on your database VPC to monitor your schema. Schema monitoring is now even simpler with the introduction of a new agentless monitoring mode.
- Drizzle Support: We now support Drizzle, a popular ORM for Node.js. You can now use Atlas to automate schema migrations for your Drizzle projects.
- Bitbucket Pipelines: We have added support for Bitbucket Pipelines, making it easier to integrate Atlas into your Bitbucket CI/CD workflows.
- Custom Kubernetes Configurations: Atlas Pro users can now provide custom
atlas.hclconfigurations for their Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) using the Atlas Operator. txtarEditor Support: The Atlas JetBrains plugin now supports editingtxtarfiles, used by the Atlas CLI to define pre-migration checks but also useful for other purposes.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
Full Changelog: v0.29.0...v0.30.0
v0.29.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.29 🎊
This version continues our journey to make working with database easier, safer and more reliable. This release includes several significant updates that we are happy to share with you:
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Approval flows for the Kubernetes Operator: Moving to a declarative way of managing database schemas has plenty of advantages, but many teams want to see and approve changes before they are applied. Doing this from the CLI is straightforward, but until recently it was not easy to provide this experience in Kubernetes-based workflows. With the new approval flows, you can now review and approve schema migrations seamlessly, ensuring database changes are well-governed while maintaining deployment velocity.
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Prisma support: Following our integrations with some of the most popular ORMs in our industry, we are happy to announce our official guide on using Atlas to manage database schemas for Prisma projects.
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GitLab CI/CD Components: Integrating GitLab CI with Atlas just got much easier with the new GitLab CI/CD components.
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IntelliJ Plugin: Our IntelliJ plugin has been upgraded with code folding, inline SQL syntax highlighting and suggestions, and syntax highlighting within heredoc clauses.
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Timeseries Engine support for ClickHouse: ClickHouse users can now explore beta support for timeseries data in Atlas.
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Constraint Triggers support for PostgreSQL: PostgreSQL users can now manage constraint triggers with Atlas.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
Full Changelog: v0.28.0...v0.29.0
v0.28.0
We are excited to announce the release of Atlas v0.28 🎊
Today, we're excited to release the new schema plan command, which many of you have been eagerly awaiting.
Taking the declarative workflow to the next level, the schema plan command lets you review, analyze and even edit declarative migration plans at pull-request stage, making schema apply much safer and predictable. Additionally, several new features have been added to Atlas in this release, and we cover them on our blog post.
Read the full announcement in our blogpost.
Quick installation
macOS + Linux:
curl -sSf https://atlasgo.sh | shHomebrew:
brew install ariga/tap/atlasDocker:
docker pull arigaio/atlasWindows
Legal
The default binaries in this release are distributed released under Atlas EULA, and the community binaries are released under the Apache 2.0 license.
Full Changelog: v0.27.0...v0.28.0