In today’s data-driven world, user access to data, no matter where it is hosted, is essential for businesses of all sizes. As your company grows, the need for a reliable, robust and user-friendly tool to handle massive amounts of data becomes increasingly important. This is where DBeaver Team Edition’s Cloud Explorer comes in, as it offers a powerful solution to manage cloud databases simply and efficiently.
DBeaver Team Edition is a comprehensive platform, encompassing the full functionality of DBeaver PRO and CloudBeaver, designed to streamline collaboration and data-driven decision making in a secure environment. By consolidating essential tools for data access, analysis, and sharing, DBeaver Team Edition empowers teams to unlock the full potential of their data while ensuring confidentiality and encouraging seamless teamwork.
In the technology industry, collaboration across disciplines is essential. However, such teamwork often faces obstacles, mainly technical issues, and differences in operating culture.
As it happens, data plays a key role in all modern day decision making. Companies collect data on everything to provide better services, better understand customers needs and expectations, to control all processes within the company, to improve efficiency, and to maximize their profits. Data-driven decision-making is a key factor that contributes to the success of companies these days.
There are currently five different roles in Team Edition: Administrator, Developer, Manager, Editor and Viewer. By assigning them, you can determine the access level of a user to certain application features. A new question arises immediately: how do you share data with users who have different roles? Today we will tell you how to solve this issue with the Shared Projects help.
Every year, more and more specialists from different fields have a need to work with data. And when it comes to non-technical people, several challenges appear at once.
One of the essential characteristics of Team Edition is that the team gets one license for all users. The role mechanism allows you to clearly define which users can access certain parts of the application. Today we want to tell you more about two roles: Administrator and Developer.
Imagine if your team lead or administrator can manage the necessary pre-settings, and all you should do is just log in to the system and start working with connections and scripts. You will have easy access to all features you need, share results with your teammates, and don’t have to worry about sensitive data. Sounds great, right?
