CloudDM Open Source First Release Note

• Release Date: 2026-05-14
• Version: 3.0.7

1. Release Summary

This release is the first public release of Open CDM, positioned as a free and open-source database management tool for team use.

This version focuses on core capabilities including database access, object management, access control, SQL auditing, workflow collaboration, and database CI/CD. It provides both standalone and cluster runtime modes, and supports installation packages, Docker, and Kubernetes delivery options for individual evaluation, team trials, and production deployment.

2. Product Positioning

Open CDM is designed for team-oriented database management scenarios and focuses on the following problems:

• Providing a unified web-based database access entry point for teams
• Enabling fine-grained authorization through the separation of resource permissions and functional permissions
• Reducing the impact of high-risk operations through SQL auditing, risk rules, and data masking
• Supporting database collaboration, approvals, and change management through ticket and workflow mechanisms
• Supporting database CI/CD scenarios through Git Push, Web Hook, and HttpCall triggers

3. Core Capabilities

3.1 Data Query and Access

• Provides a unified web console for database access
• Supports transactions, isolation levels, and query plans
• Provides a query editor, syntax highlighting, intelligent suggestions, execution plans, and result export

3.2 Database Object Management

• Supports management of databases, schemas, tables, columns, indexes, views, functions, stored procedures, triggers, users, roles, and other database objects
• Supports visual operations such as create, delete, modify, and property inspection
• Supports managing different data sources through environments and clusters

3.3 Access Control

• Uses an authorization model that separates resources and functions
• Supports multi-level authorization on instances, databases, schemas, tables, and more
• Supports role-based access control (RBAC)
• Supports permission requests, permission grants, and temporary permissions

3.4 SQL Auditing and Security

• Provides SQL audit rules, security policies, and data masking capabilities
• Includes 54 built-in rules and supports extension through rule scripts
• Supports SQL pre-checks before execution to warn about or block risky statements

3.5 Collaboration and Workflow

• Supports three workflow types: SQL audit, permission tickets, and change workflows
• Supports manual, immediate, and scheduled execution modes for work orders
• Supports built-in, DingTalk, Feishu, and WeCom workflow engines
• Supports unified authentication and SSO with OpenLDAP, OIDC, Windows AD, DingTalk, Feishu, and WeCom

3.6 Database CI/CD

• Supports three trigger methods: Git Push, Web Hook, and HttpCall
• Supports Gitee as a change repository

4. Supported Data Sources

The current project description explicitly states support for the following database or data platform types:

• MySQL, Oracle, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, IBM DB2, SQL Server, OceanBase
• SAP Hana, StarRocks, Doris, SelectDB, ClickHouse, PolarDB, TiDB, Greenplum
• Hologres, DM, GaussDB, AnalyticDB MySQL, MaxCompute, Redis, MongoDB

5. Deployment and Delivery

5.1 Runtime Modes

• Alone standalone mode
• Console + Sidecar cluster mode

5.2 Deployment Methods

• Installation package deployment
• Docker deployment
• Kubernetes deployment

5.3 Deliverables

The project packaging scripts can generate the following deliverables:

• tgz installation packages: cgdm-*.tar.gz
• Docker image archives: docker-*.tar
• Docker Compose manifests: docker-*.yml
• Kubernetes deployment manifests: k8s-*.yml

The build output directory is: open-cdm/package/build

6. Quick Start

You can quickly start the product in Alone mode:

docker run -d --name cgdm-alone -p 8222:8222 bladepipe/cgdm-alone:3.0.7

For users in mainland China, you can use the accelerated image:

docker run -d --name cgdm-alone -p 8222:8222 \
  cloudcanal-registry.cn-shanghai.cr.aliyuncs.com/clougence/cgdm-alone:3.0.7

After startup, access:

http://localhost:8222

On first access, the initialization wizard will open.

7. Version Notes

• The current repository version is defined in open-cdm/gradle.properties
• The version for this first release is 3.0.7
• This version covers source builds, installation package delivery, Docker image delivery, and Kubernetes manifest delivery

8. Open Source and Collaboration

• Open-source license: Apache License 2.0
• The project provides Chinese and English README files, deployment documentation, and contribution guides
• Contributors can participate in project extension and release workflows through source builds, packaging scripts, and delivery templates

9. Notes

• This document serves as the first release note and focuses on product positioning, capability scope, and delivery methods
• Since this is the first public release, it does not include historical version differences, incremental fixes, or upgrade change logs
• Future releases are expected to extend this document with new features, improvements, bug fixes, and upgrade considerations

10. Related Resources

• Project Home: https://www.cdmgr.com/
• Product Documentation: https://www.cdmgr.com/docs/intro/product_intro
• Project Blog: https://www.cdmgr.com/blog
• GitHub: https://github.com/ClouGence/open-cdm
• Gitee: https://gitee.com/clougence/open-cdm