Bytebase Cloud

Cloud instance provides limited memory. If you run large queries, please self host Bytebase (don't be scared, it's a single binary and deployment is easy).

Bytebase Cloud is hosted on Google Cloud us-central region. With Bytebase Cloud, you can provision your Bytebase instance instantly.

Whitelist the Bytebase Cloud IP

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To make your Bytebase Cloud instance connect to your databases in your internal network, you need to whitelist the following Bytebase Cloud IPs:

  • 34.27.188.162

Provision a Bytebase instance

  1. Visit Bytebase Cloud Hub.
  2. Signup or Log in to Bytebase Hub via your email / Google / GitHub / Microsoft account.

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  1. You'll be redirected to the hub workspace page, click Create workspace to provision a Bytebase instance. Note that only one workspace is allowed per account. hub-workspace

  2. Wait several minutes for the workspace to be provisioned, and then check your email for the login link, email, and password.

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Log in to the workspace

  1. Click the Login to your workspace link in the email, you'll be redirected to the Bytebase console login page.

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  1. Fill in the Email and Password, and click Sign in.
  2. A sample PostgreSQL instance is already available.

Add additional member

Because Bytebase Cloud disables self-signup, so the Workspace Admin needs to add new members manually.

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Then set a temporary password and tell the user offline to let her sign-in.

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