User Guide

IvorySQL Cloud is a web-based service platform that can be accessed from any computer through a browser. After installing the cloud service platform on the server with IP 192.168.31.43, open a browser and enter http://192.168.31.43:9104/ (9104 is the port configured in nginx.conf.default) to reach the login page:

On the login page, enter the prompted information to access the IvorySQL Cloud service platform:

1.2. Sign Out

Click the avatar in the upper-right corner to display the current username and the Log Out action. Click Log Out to exit; click the username to stay on the current page:

2. Administrator Features

2.1. Add a Cluster

After signing in as the admin user, click K8S Cluster Management in the left navigation bar to open the cluster list.

Click Add Kubernetes Cluster in the upper-left corner, fill in the cluster information, and submit.

2.2. Manage Clusters

The cluster management page lists details for each cluster and allows you to edit or delete them.

3. demo User Features

3.1. Database Subscription

Sign in with the demo user.
Click Database Subscription in the left navigation, fill in the database parameters, and click Next: Confirm.

Review the information and click Confirm.

After confirming, the page automatically redirects to Database Management to show the subscription task.

3.2. Database Management

Displays all databases managed by the cloud service platform.

3.3. Restart a Database

Sign in with the demo user.
Go to Database Management, select a database, click More in the Actions column, and choose Restart.

Review the information and click Confirm.

3.4. Change the Password

Sign in with the demo user.
Go to Database Management, select a database, and click its Instance ID.

On the database details page, click the password icon.

Enter a new password and click Confirm.

3.5. Delete an Instance

Sign in with the demo user.
Go to Database Management, select a database, click More in the Actions column, and choose Delete Instance.

Review the confirmation window and click Confirm.

3.6. Storage Expansion

This feature requires additional plug-ins such as TopoLVM.
Sign in with the demo user.
Click Storage Expansion, select a database, then click Edit in the Actions column; alternatively, go to Database Management, click More, and choose Storage Expansion.

Enter the expanded storage size and click Confirm.

3.7. Specification Change

Sign in with the demo user.
Click Specification Change, select a database, then click Edit in the Actions column; or go to Database Management, click More, and choose Specification Change.

Enter the new specification and click Confirm.

3.8. Database Backup

Sign in with the demo user.
Go to Database Backup, select a database, and click Backup in the Actions column; or go to Database Management, click More, and choose Backup.

Enter a backup name and click Confirm.

3.9. Database Restore

Sign in with the demo user.
Go to Database Restore, select a database, and click View in the Actions column; or go to Database Management, click More, and choose Restore.

Select the backup file and click Restore in the Actions column.

Enter the target database information. Use the database password from before the backup.

Continue following the workflow described in “4.1 Database Subscription”.

3.10. Database Monitoring

Sign in with the demo user.
Click Monitoring Tools in the left navigation and select the cluster where the database resides; or go to Database Management, select a database, click More, and choose Monitoring.