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Dashibase currently supports adding any PostgreSQL database as a data source.

To connect a database:

1. Click on Data Sources in the sidebar.
2. Click on Connect data source on the top right of the screen.
3. Under General, enter a name for your data source.
4. Under Postgres Credentials, enter your database credentials:
   • Host
   • Database name
   • Port
   • Username
   • Password
5. Click on Set access.

Note: Certain database providers (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) block incoming connections by default. If you're using one of these providers, you'll need to whitelist our IP addresses:

• 52.201.72.191/32
• 13.215.132.195/32
• 65.2.134.15/32
• 3.126.150.99/32

Please refer to the following articles for instructions on the whitelisting process:

• AWS
• Azure
• Google Cloud

Supabase

1. Navigate to your Supabase project page.
2. Click on the Settings cog located to the left of the screen.
3. Click on Database.
4. Scroll down to Connection info.

Note: User corresponds to Username.

Neon

1. Navigate to your Neon project page.
2. Go to Dashboard.
3. In the Connection Details section, find your Connection string.

4. The Connection string is in the form postgres://[Username]:[Password]@[Host]:[Port]/[Database Name]. For example, the connection string above corresponds to:
   • Host: blue-smoke-925636.cloud.neon.tech
   • Database name: main
   • Port: 5432
   • Username: dashibase
   • Password: MyCoolPassword

Note: If it is not your first time opening the dashboard, the connection string will not display the password. If you forgot the associated password, you can either create a new user or reset the password.