Continuous Database Reliability for PostgreSQL

Does Your Database Migration Break
The Older Application Still Running?

Standard CI only tests migrations against empty databases. Real deployments run new migrations while existing pods, workers, and background queues are actively executing. MigrationRehearsal verifies dual-version coexistence on every Pull Request.

✓ PostgreSQL 13–17 Support
✓ AccessExclusiveLock Detection
✓ Application Rollback Verification
✓ Automated GitHub PR Checks

1-Minute Integration

Start Rehearsing in 60 Seconds

No database credentials leave your network. Rehearse locally or inject directly into GitHub Actions.

npx migrationrehearsal init # Configure rehearsal.manifest.json
npx migrationrehearsal rehearse --manifest ./rehearsal.manifest.json # Run dual-version matrix

Runs AST schema diff, boots disposable container clones, tests old app vs new schema, and asserts rollback safety.

Interactive Dual-Version Rehearsal Sandbox

Select a candidate migration SQL to evaluate the rolling deployment coexistence window in real-time.

migrationrehearsal-ci // pr-check
PR #142 PENDING
// Pull Request: PR #142 (branch: feature/user-profile-split)
// Base App Image: registry.acme.com/api:v2.14
// Candidate App Image: registry.acme.com/api:v2.15
// Ready. Click "Rehearse PR #142" to run dual-version compatibility checks.

Coexistence Scenarios Pending

No rehearsal executed yet.

PostgreSQL Lock Advisory

Lock Level: Uninspected
Table Rewrites: --
Concurrent Write Freeze: --

Public Verification & Trust Badges

Embed Real-Time Zero-Downtime Proofs

Prove zero write-blocking locks and backward-compatible DDL to your engineering team and stakeholders.

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The Dual-Version Coexistence Problem

Rolling Deployments Coexist For Minutes

When your CI runner spins up version N+1, version N is still taking live customer traffic on Kubernetes. Both versions must function against the migrated database.

SCENARIO 1

Old App vs Baseline DB

Sanity check proving your baseline application test suite passes before schema changes.

SCENARIO 2 (CRITICAL)

Old App vs Migrated DB

Exercises existing pods against the newly migrated schema to catch dropped columns or strict NOT NULL additions.

SCENARIO 3

New App vs Migrated DB

Standard forward test proving candidate application code operates on the updated schema.

SCENARIO 4

Application Rollback

Tests whether rolling back code to version N still functions when data has already been written by version N+1.

Predictable Commercial Pricing

Zero-Trust Dual-Version Rehearsals

Customer-operated runners execute inside your VPC, Kubernetes cluster, or GitHub Actions. Zero database credentials ever leave your infrastructure.

Community
$0 / mo

Essential AST schema diff & lock check for open-source & personal projects.

  • ✓ 1 Concurrent runner
  • ✓ AST schema diff
  • ✓ Lock hazard analyzer
  • ✓ Public repositories
  • ✓ Community support
Team Starter
$129 / mo

Automated PR checks for fast-shipping teams deploying database changes.

  • ✓ 3 Concurrent runners
  • ✓ Private repositories
  • ✓ GitHub Actions integration
  • ✓ Write-blocking lock alerts
  • ✓ Email support
Most Popular
Production Pro
$349 / mo

High-assurance dual-version coexistence testing for mission-critical SaaS.

  • ✓ 10 Concurrent runners
  • ✓ 4-Scenario Coexistence Matrix
  • ✓ Rollback safety verifier
  • ✓ Slack & Teams webhooks
  • ✓ SOC 2 / ISO Change Auditor Pack
Enterprise Fleet
$799 / mo

High-concurrency runner pool with compliance auditor portal & SLA.

  • ✓ Unlimited runners
  • ✓ Synthetic fixture generator
  • ✓ Dedicated compliance auditor portal
  • ✓ Expand/contract architecture review
  • ✓ 24/7 dedicated incident SLA

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MigrationRehearsal replace Flyway, Liquibase, or Prisma?

No. MigrationRehearsal wraps your existing migration command. It boots disposable database clones, runs your migration, and executes both your previous and candidate container images against the resulting schema to test compatibility.

Do we need to copy our entire multi-terabyte production database?

No. Rehearsals run on lightweight synthetic fixtures or masked database dumps (typically 10MB to 5GB) containing representative schema complexity and foreign key relationships.

How does rollback verification differ from down-migrations?

In real production deployments, down-migrations are rarely executed because they destroy new customer data created since deployment. Instead, teams roll back the application container. MigrationRehearsal verifies that version N of your app can still read and write to the database after version N+1 has already written records.