CloudBeaver Enterprise deployment

Installation with Docker Compose

It is the simplest way to install CloudBeaver Enterprise Edition.
All you need is a Linux, macOS, or Windows machine with Docker.

CloudBeaver can be run in a single docker container.
However you can use Docker compose for additional product features such as:

• Load balancing
• Easy web server (HTTPS) configuration

System requirements

• Minimum 4GB RAM
• Minimum 50GB storage, > 100GB recommended
• Ubuntu recommended
• Docker installed. Make sure you have chosen the right OS distro.
• docker-compose binary installed and added to your PATH variable. Supported versions 2.10 and above
  • If you install docker-compose-plugin, you must use the docker compose command instead of docker-compose.

Configuring and starting the CloudBeaver cluster

1. Clone repository

   git clone https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver-deploy

2. Open the configuration file
   • Edit the .env file to set configuration properties
3. Start the cluster
   • docker-compose up -d or docker compose up -d
4. Ensure the following TCP ports are available in your network stack
   • 80/tcp
   • 443/tcp (for HTTPS access)
5. Open http://<deployment-machine-ip-address> to access the app. This URL will open the admin panel when the app is first started.

Configuring SSL (HTTPS)

There are two ways to configure SSL:

1. You can configure HTTPS automatically in the admin panel.
   In this case your server domain address will be <deployment-domain>.<organization-domain>.databases.team.
   You can setup organization and deployment domains.
2. You can issue you own SSL cenrtificate and configure it manually by editing nginx config.

Stopping the cluster

docker-compose down

Updating the cluster

1. Replace the value of CLOUDBEAVER_VERSION_TAG in .env with a preferred version. If you use the tag latest, you don't need to do anything during this step.
2. Pull new docker images: docker-compose pull or docker compose pull
3. Restart the cluster: docker-compose up -d or docker compose up -d