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Table of contents
CloudBeaver offers a powerful web API through the GraphQL protocol, enabling advanced server interactions and data manipulation.
Authentication
GraphQL API uses tokens for authentication.
API documentation
For a full list of available queries, mutations, and types, see the GraphQL API documentation.
Console
The built-in GraphQL console lets you explore the schema, run queries, and test interactions directly in the browser.
Read more about GraphQL console.
CLI
Use the built-in server CLI to run a single GraphQL operation from a file - perfect for automation, CI/CD, or headless environments.
Read more about running GraphQL with the CLI.
Examples
See usage examples in the cloudbeaver-graphql-examples repository.
You’ll find queries for signing in, connecting to databases, running SQL scripts, and managing sessions.
CloudBeaver Documentation
- Getting started
- Create connection
- Connection network options
- Supported databases
- Drivers management

- Database authentication methods
- Database navigator
- Properties editor
- Data editor
- SQL editor
- Entity relation diagrams

- Cloud services
- AI Smart assistance
- Data transfer
- General user guide
- Administration
- Server configuration
- Server security and access configuration
- Authentication methods
- Access management
- Proxy configuration
- Secret management

- Logs
- Query manager
- Workspace location
- Command line parameters
- Session manager

- Deployment options
- CloudBeaver Editions
- FAQ
- Development