Databases
Your databases, in the browser.
Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis running beside your apps in one click, then query them, edit them and keep an eye on their keys.
One click to what is running
Databases already in the swarm show up ready to open. The password is read on the server and never passes through your browser.
A query editor that keeps up
Tabs, history, saved queries, EXPLAIN, and results paged on the server, exported as CSV or JSON.
Edit with a seatbelt
Edit rows in place. Statements that delete data ask first, and read-only connections are enforced by the server, not the button.
Redis, too
Browse keys by type, see and set TTLs, edit values, or use the console.
In detail
What you get
Engines
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL, with MariaDB and Percona images recognised
- Redis
- TLS modes for connections outside the swarm
With Cosmo
Cosmo can find the databases running in the swarm, read their logs and resource use, and restart one that is stuck. It does not run SQL: that stays with you, on purpose.
How Cosmo works- “Why is shop-db using so much memory?”
- “Is postgres healthy?”
- “Restart the cache, it stopped answering”
Your servers are waiting.
One command, a minute or so, and the panel is on your domain. Free, and yours to keep.
curl -fsSL https://coswarm.dev/install.sh | bash