Create Database Clusters
You can create managed database clusters consisting of one or more databases.
To create a new cluster:
- Go to the Databases section and click Create.
- Select the database type and its version: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis etc. Once created, you won’t be able to change the database type or version.
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Select the region where your database cluster should be located.
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Select the plan, i.e. the configuration of your cluster.
On the basic plan, MySQL and PostgreSQL clusters are limited to a single database and a single user, and some configuration parameters cannot be modified. For details, see the MySQL and PostgreSQL limitations.
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Select the network settings. You can either create a new private network or add this cluster to an existing one. You can also manually assign a private IP address for this database cluster.
When creating a new network, you’ll need to set the IP address range for it.
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Available ranges |
Maximum CIDR size |
Minimum CIDR size |
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10.0.0.0/x |
/8 |
/28 |
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192.168.0.0/x |
/16 |
/28 |
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172.16.0.0/x |
/12 |
/28 |
- Enable the backups if necessary. If enabled, one backup copy will be created daily. You can always enable or disable this option later.
- Set the password for the default database user. After the cluster is created, you can add other database users as well as change the password of the default one.
- You can also set your custom name for the cluster, add a comment and choose the project to add the cluster to.
- Click Order and you can start working with the database in a couple of minutes.
The database will be issued a public IP address, which you can see in the dashboard. If necessary, you can disable access via public IP in the database settings.