Database Management Tool

Database Management,
Done Right

Create, manage, and back up databases easily. Deploy in minutes, maintain full control, and recover fast when it matters most.

Deploy the database you already use

Five widely-used database systems out of the box—you pick what fits your stack and data management needs.

PostgreSQL

A robust, SQL-compliant relational database—solid for production workloads demanding consistency, standards compliance, and transactional data handling.

MySQL

Widely used open source relational database known for high performance and flexibility, with broad ecosystem support across frameworks.

MariaDB

A free, open source fork of MySQL with additional features and improved performance, maintained by an active community.

MongoDB

A NoSQL database built for high scalability and flexibility, well-suited to unstructured or evolving data sources.

Redis

An in-memory key-value store used as database, cache, and message broker—fast by design, easy to integrate.

Watch your databases in real time

Live graphs for memory, CPU, disk, and network—in the dashboard. Data updates as you view it so you can catch problems before they become incidents.

Memory

2.4 GB / 8 GB

CPU

14%

Disk

45 GB / 100 GB

Network I/O

1.2 MB/s

Protect, recover, and connect with confidence

Automated backups, transparent logs, straightforward restores, and flexible connections—everything in one place.

Backups

Schedule automated backups and route them to S3. Set a cron schedule, define a prefix, and test configuration before relying on it.

Logs

View real-time logs from any running database. Spot errors as they happen and trace unexpected behavior back to its source.

Restore

Restore any database from S3 in a few clicks—select the bucket, find your file, kick off restoration. Commands handled automatically.

Connections

Connect internally or expose externally via a generated URL. Configure external access only when needed, with security controls in place.

Advanced options, your way

Granular control over how each database runs—from the image it uses to the resources it consumes.

Custom Docker Image

Swap out the default Docker image for any database with one that fits your exact requirements.

Run Command

Execute custom commands inside the container for advanced management, complex queries, or troubleshooting.

Volumes

Configure persistent storage volumes so your data survives deployments and restarts.

Resources

Adjust CPU and memory allocation per database to optimize performance and keep resource usage predictable.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate between database tabs instantly with built-in keyboard shortcuts for a faster workflow.

Danger Zone

Wipe all data, tables, and configuration in one controlled action when you need a clean slate.

Your data stays secure

Your database data is stored on your own server—no third parties, no external dependencies.

Your server, your data

Your database data never leaves your infrastructure. Containers run on your own server—full ownership and control.

Isolated containers

Each database runs in its own container, isolated from other services. You control networking, access, and exposure.

No third-party access

Dokploy doesn’t store or proxy your data. Everything runs on your machine—no middleman between your apps and databases.

Start managing databases smarter

Deploy, monitor, and protect your databases without the complexity. Have your first database running in minutes.

Frequently asked questions

Key features include database creation and deployment, real-time monitoring (CPU, memory, disk, network), automated S3 backups, live log viewing, one-click restores, flexible connection management, custom Docker image support, persistent volumes, and resource allocation controls per database.

The best tool depends on your use case. For teams that self-host and need full data control, Dokploy offers an all-in-one solution—PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, and Redis with built-in monitoring, backups, and rapid deployment.

Five systems out of the box: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, and Redis. Custom Docker images let you run additional engines or specific versions not included by default.