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Every package Bytebase depends on, ranked by repo health score.
Bytebase is a database CI/CD tool, listed in the CNCF Landscape as the only project in that category, built to bring software-engineering-style review and automation to database schema changes. Rather than running ad hoc migration scripts, teams propose schema changes through a review workflow with approvals, similar to a pull request, before Bytebase applies them across environments.
It supports a wide range of database engines out of the box — MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, Snowflake, MongoDB, TiDB, and more — and integrates with GitOps workflows so schema migrations can live alongside application code in version control. Security-oriented features include data masking, privileged access management (PAM/JIT access), and audit logging for compliance-driven environments.
The project uses an open-core license: code in directories containing "enterprise" (and any code controlling feature/permission/role/plan enablement) is under a separate Enterprise license requiring a paid subscription for production use, while everything else is MIT. The free self-hosted Community tier covers up to 20 users and 10 database instances with basic change management; SSO, audit logs, approval workflows, data masking, and high availability are reserved for paid Pro and Enterprise tiers.
