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Cloud Database Manager

Primary LanguageTypeScriptApache License 2.0Apache-2.0

CloudBeaver Community

Cloud Database Manager - Community Edition.
CloudBeaver is a web server which provides rich web interface. Server itself is a Java application, web part is written on TypeScript and React.
It is free to use and open-source (licensed under Apache 2 license).
See out WIKI for more details.

Run in Docker

Demo server

You can see live demo of CloudBeaver here: https://demo.cloudbeaver.io

Database access instructions

Changelog

Changes since 23.2.0:

  • Security:
    • Unauthorized access vulnerability was fixed;
    • All embedded drivers are disabled by default. Administrators can re-enable them in the Server configuration.
  • Access Management:
    • Administrators have gained the ability to permanently delete users and their data.
  • Authorization:
    • The SSL option is available for establishing a connection in SQL Server.
  • Connections:
    • The 'Save credentials' checkbox has been removed from a template creating form as credentials are not stored in templates.
  • SQL Editor:
    • Support for using custom delimiters has been added in MySQL;
    • The Output tab has been implemented, which includes warnings, info, and notices generated by the database when executing user queries;
    • Fixed an issue in the SQL editor where it was impossible to switch the active schema when working with Oracle databases;
    • Added ability to select shared connections for private scripts;
    • Private connections can be chosen for shared scripts, but this change won’t be saved to the script file.
  • Data Editor:
    • Scrollbars have been made theme-independent;
    • Added the ability to edit binary values in a table;
    • Added the ability to count the total number of entries in the table.
  • Driver management:
    • Updated the version of the Clickhouse driver to 0.4.6.
  • Many small bug fixes, enhancements, and improvements have been made

Old CloudBeaver releases

You can find information about earlier releases on the CloudBeaver wiki https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver/wiki/Releases.