Database Groups
Database Groups
Database groups allow you to run multiple separate instances of the same database type, each with their own configuration. This is useful when you need different versions or configurations of the same database for different purposes.
The groups
setting is used to define these separate database instances. The name of each group in your Manifest must match the names configured in your Dashboard.
Supported Databases
Database groups are supported for:
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Redis
- ElasticSearch
Example: Multiple MySQL Groups
Example: Multiple Redis Groups
Important Notes
- Group names must match exactly with those configured in your Dashboard
- Each group can have its own version, configuration, and server specifications
- The
default
group is typically used as the primary database instance - You can run different versions of the same database in parallel using groups
For more information about attaching and managing multiple databases, please see our guide on attaching multiple databases.