Liquibase Secure lands on Google & Microsoft marketplaces

Liquibase has made Liquibase Secure available through Google Cloud Marketplace and Microsoft Marketplace, adding to its existing listings in AWS Marketplace and Snowflake Marketplace.

The broader marketplace presence is aimed at customers that want to buy database change governance software through existing cloud procurement channels rather than separate purchasing routes. Customers can still buy directly or through partners.

Liquibase Secure is positioned around managing database changes across estates that span multiple cloud providers and database products. The software can be used across more than 65 database platforms, reflecting the complexity many large organisations face as applications and data are spread across different environments.

The expansion comes as software teams increase release frequency and use more AI-assisted development tools. Liquibase argues this is creating a larger volume of database changes, coming from developers, automated workflows and AI-generated code.

Procurement route

Cloud marketplaces have become a common route for buying enterprise software because they let organisations use existing supplier agreements, approval processes and billing arrangements. For software vendors, inclusion in major marketplaces can widen reach inside large accounts that prefer to consolidate spending through cloud providers.

Liquibase is trying to place its database governance product into the same commercial channels customers already use for infrastructure and software purchases. That matters especially for multinational companies operating across several public clouds and needing a consistent way to manage database changes.

Phil Robinson, Vice President of Global Channels and Alliances at Liquibase, said the issue for many enterprises is not limited to a single platform choice.

"Most large enterprises don't run one database or one cloud," said Phil Robinson, Vice President of Global Channels and Alliances at Liquibase. "They shouldn't need a different approach to database change every time the technology underneath an application changes. With Liquibase Secure available in Google Cloud Marketplace and Microsoft Marketplace, customers can buy through the cloud relationships they already have while governing database change across their database estate."

Governance focus

The product is designed to govern how database changes move from development into production. Organisations can automate database updates through version-controlled CI/CD workflows, apply policy checks before deployment, and keep an audit trail of changes made by both people and AI systems.

The software is also intended to detect drift and out-of-band changes across environments while maintaining version history and rollback context for recovery. Those functions are increasingly relevant as businesses try to tighten control over code and schema changes in regulated or business-critical systems.

A growing concern for engineering leaders is that database changes do not always receive the same level of oversight as application code, even though schema updates can affect security, service reliability and compliance records. As AI tools generate more software artefacts, vendors across the software delivery chain are trying to show that control and traceability remain in place when humans are no longer handling every step manually.

Liquibase framed that issue as a governance problem rather than a question of authorship. The key concern, it said, is whether a change is checked before production and whether evidence remains after deployment showing what was altered, how it was approved, and who or what initiated it.

Autonomous delivery

Liquibase also pointed to the rise of AI agents that do more than suggest code. In its view, automated systems are starting to generate SQL, modify schemas, propose migrations, and trigger actions through workflows that may reach production with limited human intervention.

That trend is likely to sharpen scrutiny on database controls because enterprises still need records of what changed in production environments. Auditability has become a central requirement in sectors where internal governance and external compliance obligations demand a clear chain of evidence.

Liquibase Secure is built to place those controls directly in the path to production, applying the same policies and approvals regardless of whether a change originated with a developer or an AI tool. The software also includes Change Intelligence, which gives teams central visibility into deployment activity, policy outcomes, drift, and risk across environments.

The latest marketplace expansion makes Liquibase Secure available through four major buying channels: Google Cloud Marketplace, Microsoft Marketplace, AWS Marketplace, and Snowflake Marketplace.