Key Features
- Instant Setup: Ready in seconds
- Fully Managed: We handle updates, backups, and monitoring
- Enterprise Ready: SOC 2 compliant with built-in security
- Reliable Infrastructure: Hosted on Google Cloud
Network requirements
Bytebase Cloud connects to your databases over the public internet, so each database needs a publicly reachable host. If a database restricts inbound connections by IP — an AWS security group, a GCP authorized network, a Neon or Supabase IP allowlist — add the Bytebase Cloud IP to it: Many managed providers accept public connections by default, in which case there’s nothing to configure.Create Your Workspace
Sign in at cloud.bytebase.com and click Create workspace. You get one workspace per account, and it’s usually ready in seconds.Quick Start
Create a workspace, connect a database, and make your first schema change
Add Your Team
On Cloud, you don’t create accounts for your teammates. Accounts are global — one Bytebase Cloud identity can belong to several workspaces — so you grant an email address a role in the workspace, and that person signs in themselves with Google, GitHub, or email. The grant works whether or not they already have a Bytebase Cloud account. Granting a role toallUsers is not available on Cloud — every member has to be added explicitly.
For fine-grained access, grant roles per project instead of workspace-wide. See Users & Groups and Database Permissions.
Next Steps
Connect Database
Add database instance
Create Project
Organize databases
Set Permissions
Configure access control
Enable GitOps
Connect VCS (GitHub, GitLab)
Need Help?
Can't access workspace
Can't access workspace
- Check your workspace URL is correct - Clear browser cache - Try incognito mode
Forgot password
Forgot password
Reset it at cloud.bytebase.com
Database won't connect
Database won't connect
Check that the database is reachable over the public internet, and that any IP allowlist on it
includes the Bytebase Cloud IP (see Network requirements)

