dbaas-api-helper

Query the DBAAS API to list microservice databases, statuses, and physical clusters.

1|3|Updated Mar 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/IldarMinaev/troubleshooting-skill --skill dbaas-api-helper
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Skill: dbaas-api-helper
Source: https://github.com/IldarMinaev/troubleshooting-skill/tree/main/skills/dbaas-api-helper
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/IldarMinaev/troubleshooting-skill --skill dbaas-api-helper

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Microservice applications often rely on the DBAAS aggregator to provision and manage databases across namespaces. This Skill provides a focused way to query the DBAAS API to enumerate microservice databases, determine their operational statuses, and map databases to their underlying physical clusters, enabling faster troubleshooting and capacity planning.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • List all microservice databases within a namespace and surface their current status.
  • Retrieve mapping of databases to physical clusters and identify cross-service dependencies.
  • Quickly validate connectivity and readiness by summarizing database presence and cluster topology across multiple namespaces.

Quick Start

Query the DBAAS API for a target namespace to return a consolidated inventory of databases, their statuses, and the clusters they run on.

Frequently Asked Questions about dbaas-api-helper

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I list microservice databases and their statuses in a Kubernetes namespace?

To list microservice databases in a Kubernetes namespace, query the DBAAS API to retrieve a consolidated inventory. This surfaces the current operational statuses of databases across multiple microservices within the target namespace using the DBAAS aggregator.

What is the DBAAS API used for in microservice database management?

The DBAAS API is used to discover microservice databases, determine their operational statuses, and map databases to their underlying physical clusters. It enables namespace-scoped inventory, status checks, and cluster mapping for faster troubleshooting and capacity planning.

Do I need port-forward access to query database clusters via the DBAAS API?

Yes, you need port-forward access to the API and credentials retrieved from cluster secrets. A running DBAAS aggregator is also required to perform authenticated REST calls for querying your microservice databases and physical clusters.

How can I map microservice databases to their physical clusters across namespaces?

You can map microservice databases to physical clusters by querying the DBAAS API. This validates connectivity and readiness while summarizing database presence and cluster topology across multiple namespaces to identify cross-service dependencies.