Welcome to CloudBeaver Docs
This is the documentation for CloudBeaver, a powerful database management tool designed for teams and businesses. It supports a wide range of databases, including SQL, NoSQL, and cloud databases, all accessible through a web browser. Optimized for teamwork, it simplifies database operations and allows multiple users to collaborate seamlessly in a cloud-based environment.
CloudBeaver comes in two editions, each tailored to different users and workflows. Find the one that best fits your workflow.
CloudBeaver Enterprise, designed for organizations requiring robust database management capabilities. It supports a wide range of relational and NoSQL databases, provides enhanced security features, and facilitates team collaboration with centralized access management.
CloudBeaver AWS is a web-based database management tool optimized for Amazon Web Services. It enables teams to collaboratively manage AWS-hosted databases through a user-friendly interface, offering features like Cloud Explorer for seamless integration with AWS services.
Where to start
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Overview
Get a high-level understanding of CloudBeaver's features and capabilities.
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Getting started
Learn the basics to get started with CloudBeaver, including setup steps and key features.
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Choose your hosting option
Cloud, Docker, or self-hosted - find the best deployment option for your needs.
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First steps
Start exploring databases and performing basic operations.
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Import your license
Steps to activate your CloudBeaver license.
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Explore database support
Check out the databases you can manage with CloudBeaver.
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Create connection
Connect to your database and start working with data.
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Work with SQL Editor
Write and run queries, explore results, and manage scripts.
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Work with data in Data Editor
View, filter, and edit table data.
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Use AI
Write and explain SQL with help from the built-in AI assistant.
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Transfer data
Export, import, or copy data between databases and files.