[HN Gopher] CloudBeaver - Database Management from Browser
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CloudBeaver - Database Management from Browser
Author : thunderbong
Score : 82 points
Date : 2021-04-11 11:33 UTC (11 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (cloudbeaver.io)
(TXT) w3m dump (cloudbeaver.io)
| kinghuang wrote:
| The AWS integration in the Enterprise Edition sounds interesting.
| I'm definitely going to try that out.
| ziml77 wrote:
| Seems useful for some quick administration, but I can't see this
| replacing a proper desktop application. With the number of
| results some of my data exploration queries come back with,
| Firefox would fall over and die.
| polyrand wrote:
| This is great! DBeaver has always been my favorite DB management
| tool, being able to run it as a server in a container is
| fantastic.
|
| When trying to get a remote admin UI for SQLite databases I
| always had trouble for one reason or another, cloudbeaver may be
| a good alternative. I'm just a bit sad entity diagrams are not
| part of the free edition.
| SPBS wrote:
| What is the benefit of going from desktop application to web
| browser? (DBeaver to CloudBeaver)
| polyrand wrote:
| You can deploy the browser version with a Docker container in a
| remote server. With that, instead of running the client in your
| computer and connecting to the remote database, you can have
| the client running as a service in your servers. Then you can
| use all the DBeaver functionality (whatever they are providing
| in the browser version) by just navigating to it (the desktop
| application is quite heavy).
|
| Apart from that, I guess that from a team's point of view, you
| have better control of the database access than if you had to
| whitelist IPs. Now you can have the same access control
| policies in your database client than for any other service you
| are running. Yes, you could do the same by using the native
| database permissions systems, but it's just a use case I think
| of.
| how_dare_you wrote:
| Rename the web site! Form a work group instantly! /s
|
| Seriously, thank you for using animal names in their original
| meaning and preserving sanity.
| CrazyPyroLinux wrote:
| Any relation to https://dbeaver.io/?
| leetrout wrote:
| Yes, this is from the same group
| https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver
| CharlesW wrote:
| Great! DBeaver is absolutely wonderful software, and I hope
| Serge and his team have amazing success with CloudBeaver.
| I_complete_me wrote:
| I came across beaver.io only yesterday and I am already
| impressed. It was likely that this project was related
| IMHO.
| leetrout wrote:
| I have still been using Adminer[0] via a docker image to quickly
| run an admin interface in a browser.
|
| This looks a lot nicer. I remember the DBeaver name but I've not
| used it in a long time. I'll be using this instead of Adminer on
| my next project to give it a whirl.
|
| [0] https://www.adminer.org
| butz wrote:
| Adminer is super convenient, as it fits in single php file.
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