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Table of contents

• Deploy CloudBeaver
• Create a new connection
• Resources for database operations
• Additional resources

This guide helps you quickly deploy CloudBeaver. You’ll launch the server, open the app in your browser, and prepare it for database connections.

Deploy CloudBeaver

The easiest way to run CloudBeaver is with Docker Compose:

Tip: You can also deploy CloudBeaver on Kubernetes, or in the cloud. See CloudBeaver deployment for more options.

1. Clone the deployment repo and navigate to the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver-deploy
   cd ~/cloudbeaver-deploy
   

2. Copy the example file to create your .env file:

   cp .env.example .env
   

   Then open the file and make sure to change the default database password:

   nano .env
   

   Tip: This file controls startup settings like ports, database config, and proxy type. See environment file variables and server configuration.

3. Start the server:

   docker-compose up -d
   

4. Open http://<server-ip>:8978 in your browser to launch the easy config wizard.

   1. Follow the steps in the easy config wizard.

   2. If you’re using a paid version, you’ll need to provide your license key. Learn more

   Need custom networking, HTTPS, or a proxy? See Proxy configuration and Domain Manager.

5. Once setup is complete, continue with Basic operations.

Using the Community Edition?: See the CloudBeaver Community deployment instructions in the GitHub wiki.

Create a new connection

1. Click the + button in the top menu and select New Connection.

2. Choose a driver.

3. Fill in connection details.

   See configuring connection settings for help.

4. Click Test to check the connection (optional).

5. Click Create.

Resources for database operations

• Interface overview
  Overview of CloudBeaver's web interface.

• Database Navigator
  Navigation through database schemas and objects.

• Database objects
  Managing database objects.

• Data Editor
  Data management and editing.

• Run queries
  Running SQL queries and scripts.

• Database diagrams
  Database structure visualization.

• Export data
  Export tables, query results in different formats.

• Import data
  Import data into databases from files in different formats.

• Use AI
  AI features for database tasks.

Additional resources

• DBeaver Blog
  News and updates from the CloudBeaver team.

• Twitter updates
  News and updates on Twitter.

• Edition comparison
  Comparison of DBeaver editions.