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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Bytebase is the DevSecOps platform that sits between your team and your database

It's a unified platform specifically built for your **developer, security, DBA, and platform engineering teams** to collaborate. Its value becomes particularly critical as your organization grows, reducing the friction of managing a large number of databases and instances. Bytebase achieves this by consolidating two distinct workflows.

## 1. For Productivity & Reliability: Managing Schema Changes at Scale 🚀
## Managing Schema Changes at Scale 🚀

This section covers how Bytebase makes all database changes safer and more efficient. By providing a structured process, it also enhances security by **eliminating the need for engineers to make direct changes against databases**. Bytebase supports two distinct workflows for schema changes:

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**1-Click DML Rollback**: Provides streamlined, 1-click rollback for data changes (DML), allowing for instant recovery from unintended UPDATE or DELETE statements.

## 2. For Security & Compliance: Governing Data Access at Scale 🛡️
## Governing Data Access at Scale 🛡️

This workflow governs how your database data is accessed, replacing the need for disparate SQL clients and shared credentials.

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![venn](/content/docs/what-is-bytebase/venn.webp)

## How Bytebase Compares: Schema Migration Tools
## Compare

### Schema Migration Tools

While Liquibase and Flyway are powerful command-line migration tools (think Git), Bytebase provides the complete platform experience (think GitHub/GitLab). It wraps these migration capabilities in a collaborative interface with approval workflows, audit trails, and enterprise controls. As the fastest-growing open source solution in this space, Bytebase has become the top choice for teams seeking a unified database DevSecOps platform.

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- [Bytebase vs. Flyway](https://www.bytebase.com/blog/bytebase-vs-flyway/)
- [Bytebase vs. schemachange](https://www.bytebase.com/blog/snowflake-schema-change/)

## How Bytebase Compares: SQL Clients
### SQL Clients

Traditional SQL clients like DBeaver, DataGrip, and Navicat excel at individual database access but weren't built for team collaboration or enterprise security. Bytebase transforms SQL access from a personal tool into an enterprise-ready platform—providing not just query capabilities, but also role-based permissions, data masking, audit logging, and centralized governance that eliminates the need to share database credentials.

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