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Databases

Manage Database

Monitor and manage your database cluster

Manage Database

This page covers monitoring your database status, viewing cluster nodes, and performing lifecycle operations.

Database Status

Each database displays a status indicator:

StatusDescription
RunningDatabase is healthy and accepting connections
ProvisioningDatabase is being created (typically 2–5 minutes)
PendingWaiting for resources to be allocated
DeletingDatabase is being removed
ErrorProvisioning failed — delete and recreate

Database Configuration

The overview page displays your database configuration:

  • Engine & Version — e.g., PostgreSQL 17 or FerretDB 2.7
  • Mode — Standalone or HA
  • Instance Type — compute/storage profile
  • Region — deployment region
  • Public Endpoint — Enabled or Disabled
  • Created — creation date

Cluster Nodes (HA Mode)

For databases in HA mode, the overview page shows a nodes table:

ColumnDescription
Node IDUnique node identifier
Roleprimary or replica
StatusNode health status

In HA mode, Patroni manages automatic failover. If the primary node fails, a replica is promoted automatically.

Deleting a Database

Deleting a database is permanent and cannot be undone. All data, backups, and connection details are destroyed.

To delete a database:

  1. Navigate to the database list
  2. Open the actions menu for the target database
  3. Click Delete
  4. Confirm the deletion in the dialog
Database deletion requires an Admin role. Developers cannot delete databases.

Common Issues

  • Database stuck in Provisioning — If provisioning takes longer than 10 minutes, the cluster may have encountered an issue. Check for error status and recreate if needed.
  • Error status after creation — Delete the failed database and create a new one. If the issue persists, contact support.
  • Cannot connect after Running — Verify you are using the correct endpoint (Private vs Public) and that your network allows the connection.

Next Steps