Ariga provides a language‑agnostic schema‑as‑code platform that lets teams define, version, and evolve database schemas in source control, automatically generating forward and rollback migration scripts. It includes a Go‑focused entity framework for type‑safe data models and integrates with CI/CD pipelines to validate and apply migrations consistently across environments, complemented by a web UI for visual schema management.
Funding
$15M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Managing database schemas across environments is often manual, error‑prone, and tightly coupled to specific programming languages, leading to inconsistent deployments and costly rollbacks.
Solution
Ariga offers a language‑agnostic, schema‑as‑code platform that lets teams define, version, and evolve database structures in source control. The tool generates migration scripts automatically and provides a Go‑focused entity framework that maps schema definitions to type‑safe code. By integrating with CI/CD pipelines, Ariga ensures that schema changes are validated, tested, and applied consistently across development, staging, and production environments. The platform also includes a web‑based UI for visualizing schema history and managing migrations, reducing the need for manual database administration.
Target Audience
Primary users are backend developers, DevOps engineers, and database administrators who need reliable, repeatable schema management across multiple languages and environments.
Features
- Declarative schema definition files that are independent of any specific database language
- Automatic generation of forward and rollback migration scripts from schema changes
- Go entity framework that creates type‑safe data models directly from the schema
- CI/CD integration hooks for validating and applying migrations as part of the build process
- Web UI for visual schema browsing, version history, and migration management
- Linux Foundation backing for open‑source governance and community support