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Access a database instance from SQL clients

Access a database instance from SQL clients

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This feature is in Public Preview in the following regions: us-east-1, us-west-2, eu-west-1, ap-southeast-1, ap-southeast-2, eu-central-1, us-east-2, ap-south-1.

This page describes how to access a Lakebase database instance from SQL clients and walks through how to connect to a database instance from psql.

You can access a database instance from external tools such as psql, DBeaver, and pgAdmin4. These tools also allow you to build dashboards to visualize database metrics for performance, storage usage, and query efficiency.

The psql command-line tool is PostgreSQL's built-in client that provides direct, interactive access to your database instance. Using psql gives you full Postgres functionality and integrates with existing Postgres workflows and tools.

DBeaver and pgAdmin are open source tools that allow you to manage your Postgres database. For instructions on how to install and connect, see the DBeaver documentation and the pgAdmin documentation.

Before you begin​ Identity and database roles considerations​ Connect with psql​

After your database instance's status shows Available, connect to it using the psql command-line tool. Copy the connection command from the database instance configuration page.

  1. Click Compute in the workspace sidebar.
  2. Click OLTP database.
  3. Select the database instance you want to access from psql.
  4. Click Connection details.
  5. Copy the Connect with PSQL string.
  6. Paste the command into your terminal and run it to connect to the database instance using psql.

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