Step 5: Create a Project

Project is a logic unit to model a team effort. It’s similar to the project concept in other dev tools such as Jira, GitLab. Project is the container to group logically related Databases, Issues and Users together. In Bytebase, A Database or an Issue always belongs to a single Project. Make sure you have configured environments, instances, and members properly at the workspace level.

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Create project

Go to Projects and click Create. Give the project a Project Name; the Project ID is derived from the name and cannot be changed later.

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Transfer a database into the project

Once a project is created, you need to fill it with some Databases. On the project’s Database > Databases page, click Create to add a new database. To bring an existing database in, go to the workspace Databases page, select the database(s), and click Transfer Project, then pick the target project.

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Manage the members in the project

A project is only visible to its related users. The project creator assumes Project Ownerrole and can manage project members. Go to the project page. Click Manage > Members on the left sidebar. Grant Access to add new project members from workspace level accounts. You can assign project-level roles to the members.