Obtain the Liquibase Changelog MCP Server Docker image

Last updated: November 3, 2025

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The Liquibase MCP Changelog server is distributed as a Docker image, providing a consistent and isolated environment regardless of your operating system. To get started, you'll authenticate with Liquibase's Docker registry, pull the server image to your local machine, and run it as a container. This guide walks you through each step of the installation process.

Before you begin

  • Confirm you have Docker Desktop installed.

  • Confirm Java 17 or higher is installed and available in the PATH.

Procedure

1

Run the following command in the CLI:

Run the following command in the CLI to activate the MCP server login dialog: docker login docker-mcp.liquibase.net

2

Enter your credentials.

Enter your credentials provided in the Liquibase email.

Once authenticated, you can then pull the MCP Changelog Server Docker image from that registry.

3

Pull the latest snapshot of the MCP Changelog Server by running this command in the CLI:

docker pull docker-mcp.liquibase.net/liquibase-mcp-changelog-server:0.1.0

Next steps

Now that you've obtained the Liquibase Changelog MCP Server image from Docker, you're ready to Configure the server image in VS Code.