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Databases

Some plugins and mods store data in a MySQL database. You can create one from the panel.

  1. Open Databases in the left menu.
  2. Press New Database.
  3. Enter a name, and set Connections From. The default % means any address can connect.
  4. Save.

The panel shows the database’s endpoint (host and port), the username, the password, and a ready-made connection string. Copy them into your plugin’s configuration.

The number of databases depends on your plan. The page shows how many you have used. To see your limit, open your service in the client area and look under Provisioning Limits.

Use the rotate-password button on the database. Update the password in your plugin’s configuration afterwards, or the plugin will stop connecting.

Use the delete button on the database. This removes it and everything in it, so back up anything you need first.

The endpoint shown on the page is the address to use. Connecting from your own computer only works if that address is reachable from where you are, and Connections From allows your address. If you cannot connect, open a ticket. See Contact support.