Connect
Connect your database to Inconvo.
Supported Databases
Section titled “Supported Databases”Inconvo currently supports the following databases:
PostgreSQL
MySQL
We’re continuously adding support for new databases. If yours isn’t listed yet, contact us.
Connecting a Database
Section titled “Connecting a Database”To connect a database, you’ll need:
- Host: Your database’s IP address, or its domain name.
- Port: The database port. E.g. 5432
- Username: The database username for the account that you want to use to connect to your database.
- Password: The password for the username that you use to connect to the database.
- Database Name: The name of the database you want to connect to.
In the connect tab enter your connection details and then click on the Connect button.
Advanced connection via SSH tunnel
Section titled “Advanced connection via SSH tunnel”If your database is behind an enterprise firewall, you can connect to it via an SSH tunnel.
- We will create a bastion tunnel client and send you the SSH public key to add to your server.
- You will need to create a bastion server within your VPC and our public key to the
~/.ssh/authorized_keys
file. - We will give you the IP of our bastion tunnel client.
- You will need to ensure that our IP has access to your bastion servers’ SSH port.
- You will need to provide us with the following database details:
- Database Host: From the perspective of the bastion server.
- Database Port: From the perspective of the bastion server.
- Bastion User: The user that you created on the bastion server.
- Bastion Host: The IP of the bastion server.
- Bastion Port: The SSH port of the bastion server.
If you would like to set up an SSH tunnel for your database connection, contact us.