Troubleshoot CloudBeaver

To fix a CloudBeaver database connection failure, you need to extract the correct host, port, database, and credentials from your DataPallas connection XML file and map them exactly into CloudBeaver's New Connection form to test and save the configuration.

You retrieve CloudBeaver connection parameters by reading the DataPallas XML file located at /datapallas/config/connections/db-<name>/db-<name>.xml, which contains the required host, port, database name, username, password, and SSL requirements for setup.

To configure an SSL-required database connection in CloudBeaver, you must identify the SSL requirements within your DataPallas connection XML and apply those specific SSL settings when filling out the CloudBeaver New Connection fields.

CloudBeaver may not show your database because the connection is misconfigured; you must diagnose the CloudBeaver workspace configuration state and manually map the connection details from your DataPallas XML file into a new CloudBeaver connection.

Yes, you can use DataPallas connection details to set up a new database in CloudBeaver by extracting the necessary connection parameters from the DataPallas XML file and entering them into CloudBeaver's New Connection flow for testing and saving.

CloudBeaver stores existing workspace connections in specific workspace configuration locations, which can be referenced to determine what database connections are currently present and identify any missing or broken configurations.