Engine #28 is not a database: LibreDB Studio now opens S3 buckets, in the same tab as your databases. Run aws s3 ls in the console and preview Parquet, CSV, JSON and gzip files, read-only by design. Free and open source. Runs next to your data
LibreDB Studio is now listed in @dokku's community plugins.
dokku postgres:create orders, and a minute later it's in Studio. No copied credentials, no restart.
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If you self-host @getdokploy : you spin up a database, and then you want to look inside it. Today that usually means opening a port or setting up a tunnel, for every environment.
What if managing it were this easy instead?
🇹🇷 💻 🔓 LibreDB Studio, an Open-Source Database Editor, Is Now Listed in the Official Documentation of Ten Database Projects
LibreDB Studio is now featured in the official documentation or ecosystem pages of PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse, MariaDB, Trino, Apache Cloudberry, YugabyteDB, DragonflyDB, OpenSearch and DuckDB following their respective review processes.
The MIT-licensed, browser-based editor supports 42 database engines from one tab and can be deployed within the same network as a team’s databases, offering a unified approach to accessing and managing cloud-based data infrastructure.
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etcd support is coming to LibreDB Studio in the next release.
Browse the key prefixes behind your Kubernetes cluster, run etcdctl commands and draft reads with an AI agent that executes nothing, while Kubernetes secrets stay withheld
#kubernetes#etcd#database#sql#nosql
LibreDB Studio, an Open-Source Database Editor, Is Now Listed in the Official Documentation of Ten Database Projects https://t.co/cXLkNCblXf via @Benzinga
LibreDB Studio, an Open-Source Database Editor, Is Now Listed in the Official Documentation of Ten Database Projects
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