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Self-hosted, Oracle & PostgreSQL
When it ships, the Free build will be free to use against a real production database: up to 6 managed environments and 2 managed schemas, with unlimited developers and the full promotion chain. No trial clock, no account. PostgreSQL will be a public download at first release; Oracle starts as early access on request.
Downloads are switched off
EVOSCA is not in production yet. Rather than hand out a build that is still moving, downloads are disabled until the first release is properly cut — with a published version, a changelog entry and Terms of Use in place.
The release machinery itself is finished and tested: builds are published, credentials are issued per download, and links are single-use. What is missing is the decision that a specific build is the one to hand to strangers.
Available builds
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What appears here is read straight off the release directory, so a new version shows up the moment it is published.
What you will need
What you need
- Oracle or PostgreSQL, reachable from where you run EVOSCA
- Python 3.10 or newer
- A database account that can create schemas and roles
How you install
Unpack the bundle and run install.sh. It creates a virtual environment, installs the package with the right database driver, and walks you through generating a config file.
Where to start
Initialise against a test database first, onboard one developer, and take a change through package → integrate → promotion. That round trip is the whole product in about ten minutes.
Managed SaaS
Request access
A hosted EVOSCA for PostgreSQL, with the promotion chain and snapshot storage run for you. Until the first release it is a preview by invitation: pick Free and, once approved, you'll get an invite. From the first release, Free is open to everyone. The paid tiers aren't purchasable yet; tell us which one you'd want and we'll follow up when it is. See pricing.