Before Liquibase Secure can monitor or govern anything, it needs to know what exists: the projects that group your work, the changelogs and database connections your runs are attributed to, and the reporting link between your Liquibase runs and the server. This section is that organizing work. Project owners and developers do it in the web application, once per application, and adjust it as your estate changes. Platform-level server administration lives separately, under Set up and configure Liquibase Server.

In this section

Set up monitoring

Connect to the server and configure operation reporting.

• Connect to Liquibase Server

• Configure operation reporting

• Which Liquibase commands report to Liquibase Server?

• Troubleshoot operation reporting

Organize and track your projects

Group connections and changelogs so the dashboards can attribute work.

• Create a project

• Edit a project

• What are projects?

Organize and track your pipelines

Order your connections into the paths changes travel.

• Create a pipeline

• Edit a pipeline

• Archive a pipeline

• What is a pipeline?

Register and track your changelogs

Create the record your runs are attributed to.

• Register a changelog

• Edit a registered changelog

• What are changelogs?

Register and track your database connections

Register each database and set its identifier where Liquibase runs.

• Register a database connection

• Edit a registered database connection

• What are database connections?