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Path: Databases (/databases) — Admin onlyManage databases across your connected servers — organized by engine type across four tabs.

MySQL & PostgreSQL Tabs

Both tabs follow the same layout.

Databases View

Lists all databases on the server with name, size, and type. Three actions per database:
ActionDescription
View TablesOpens the Database Explorer modal
BackupCreates a dump of the database
DropPermanently deletes the database

Users View

Switch to the Users view (toggle button next to the Databases button) to see all database users with their username and host. Drop any user with the Drop action.

Creating a Database

Click Create Database to open the creation modal:
FieldOptions
Database nameLowercase alphanumeric
Charsetutf8mb4 (default), latin1, etc.
Collationutf8mb4_unicode_ci (default)
Create userCheckbox — auto-creates a dedicated user
PasswordAuto-generated or manual

Database Explorer

The explorer opens as a modal when you click View Tables on any database.

Table Sidebar

Searchable list of all tables with row counts. Click any table to load its schema and data.

SQL Runner

Run any SQL query directly — supports Ctrl+Enter. Results appear in the table below.

Columns View

Shows each column’s name, data type, and constraint badges:
  • PK — Primary Key
  • NN — Not Null

Data View

Editable table showing the rows in the selected table. Admins can edit cell values inline and delete rows. A separate Edit modal provides a form view for all columns of a selected row.

Docker Apps Tab

Lists Docker apps that have an associated database. Shows the app status and port, and provides a View Databases button that opens a modal with the database connection string.

Backups Tab

Backup list for all databases. Filter by type (All / MySQL / PostgreSQL).
ColumnDescription
DatabaseDatabase name
FilenameBackup file name
SizeFile size
CreatedBackup timestamp
TypeMySQL or PostgreSQL badge
Delete any backup from the list.

SQLite Tab

Scans the server filesystem for SQLite database files. Shows the database name, file path, and size. Click Tables to browse the schema and data using the same Explorer interface.

Creating a Database User

From the Users view, click Create User to add a new user:
  • MySQL: username, password (with auto-generate), host (localhost / % / 127.0.0.1), and optional grant to an existing database
  • PostgreSQL: username, password, and optional grant to an existing database