Databases

CloudStation supports a wide range of database services to meet the needs of any application stack.

Databases can be deployed within a CloudStation project using pre-configured templates or by manually creating a database service through the service creation workflow.

How Database Services Work in CloudStation

Below are the core concepts to understand when working with databases in CloudStation.

Services

CloudStation services are containerized applications deployed from either a Docker image or a code repository. Each service can be configured with environment variables to define its behavior.

Volumes

For database services, persistent storage ensures that data remains intact between deployments by attaching a Volume to the service.

TCP Proxy

To access a database from outside the private network of a CloudStation project, enable the TCP Proxy feature to expose the database through a specified TCP port securely.

Database Templates

Many database templates are available to CloudStation users, simplifying the deployment process.

CloudStation-Provided Templates

CloudStation provides pre-configured templates for popular databases, ensuring seamless deployment and an intuitive Database View.

Explore the guides in the How-To section for information on how to use these templates:

• PostgreSQL
• MySQL
• MongoDB
• Redis

Template Marketplace

Our Template Marketplace includes many solutions for database services.

Here are some examples:

• Minio
• ClickHouse
• Dragonfly
• Chroma

Support

Explore the Databases guide section for more information on how to get started using databases in CloudStation.