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Cluster Databases
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We explain to you how to set up and use different databases on your Clusters.
Intro
Xelon HQ allows you to create a MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB databases on your Cluster without the management burden. It is a modern and cost-efficient alternative to manually installing, configuring, maintaining, and securing databases.
MySQL
MySQL is a fast object-relational with an avid developer community. That's why it has a lot of third-party applications, tools, and libraries that expand the product's functionality.
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is an open source, object-relational database built with a focus on extensibility, data integrity, and speed. It supports dynamic loading and catalog-driven operations to let you customize data types, functions, and much more.
MongoDB
MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database program for high-volume storage. It uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas.
Set up your database
- Go to Databases > Create Database
- In a wizard, select whether you want to create it on an existing Cluster, or a new one
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For a new Cluster, specify its name, set number of nodes, and configure parameters
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Select the Database Type, set a name, password, and storage volume
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When all set, click Deploy Database. You'll now see it on the list of all Databases within your organization.
Learn more about connecting to your Kubernetes Cluster in this article.