Server database

Team Edition supports the following internal databases:

• PostgreSQL (default)
• MariaDB
• Oracle
• SQL Server

Accessing the database

1. Identify database connection parameters used by the server

   Tip

   Look for CLOUDBEAVER_DB_* in the .env file or backend.cloudbeaver_db_*in k8s/values.yaml.

2. Create a connection

   Example

   Typical PostgreSQL connection settings.

   Use web client to connect:

   • Host: postgres
   • Port: default is 5432
   • Database: default is cloudbeaver
   • User: value of CLOUDBEAVER_DB_USER
   • Password: value of CLOUDBEAVER_DB_PASSWORD

   Default credentials depend on your deployment configuration and may differ from standard PostgreSQL defaults.

   

3. Open the cloudbeaver database.

Changing the database password

1. Change passwords value:

   • for compose compose/cbte/.env value of CLOUDBEAVER_DB_PASSWORD variable
   • for k8s in k8s/cbte/values.yaml value of backend.cloudbeaver_db_password variable

   Example

   CLOUDBEAVER_DB_PASSWORD=NewStR0NgP2sSw0rD.

2. Login into postgres container:

   • for compose from compose/cbte/ dir run docker compose exec -it postgres psql -U postgres
   • for k8s with kubectl kubectl-do exec -it postgres-*********-***** psql -U postgres

3. Change postgres password:

   • ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD 'NewStR0NgP2sSw0rD';

4. Restart or redeploy cluster services:

   • for compose in compose/cbte execute docker compose up -d command
   • for k8s in k8s/ dir execute helm upgrade cloudbeaver ./cbte