View MariaDB Clusters

After successfully configuring your MariaDB clusters, you can view their details, modify them, or delete a specific cluster if it is no longer required.

To view the MariaDB details, follow these steps:

• In the DCD, go to Menu > Databases > MariaDB. A list of all MariaDB clusters is displayed.

Result: You can view the total number of resources allocated and the list of all clusters in addition to the following details:

• NAME: Displays the name of the cluster. Select the name of the cluster to view its details.
• STATE: Displays the state of the respective cluster:

  • PROVISIONING: When the cluster is being created.
  • AVAILABLE: When the cluster is available and running normally.
  • UPDATING: When the cluster is being updated. For example, after modifying its details.
  • DESTROYING: When the cluster is being deleted.
  • FAILED: An error occurred.
• LOCATION: Displays the location where the cluster is located.
• INSTANCES: Displays the number of instances.
• VERSION: The MariaDB version selected during cluster creation.
• OPTIONS: Select to perform the following:

  • Details: Select to view the details of the respective cluster.
  • Edit: Select to edit the respective cluster. For more information, see Update a MariaDB Cluster.
  • Delete: Select to delete the corresponding cluster. In the dialog box that appears, select Delete to confirm deletion. For more information, see Delete a MariaDB Cluster.

MariaDB cluster overview

View individual Cluster details

You can view the details of a specific cluster. To do so, follow these steps:

1. In the DCD, go to Menu > Databases > MariaDB.

A list of all MariaDB clusters is displayed.

2. Select a cluster from the list by clicking on its name. Alternatively, click Details in the OPTIONS column.

MariaDB cluster view details

Result: For the selected MariaDB cluster, the Details page displays the following, and provides Edit and Delete links:

• Properties:

  • State: The current state of the cluster.
  • Cluster UUID: The unique identifier of the cluster. Click Copy to copy it to the clipboard.
  • DNS Name: The DNS name used to connect to the cluster's primary instance. Click Copy to copy it to the clipboard.
  • MariaDB Version: The MariaDB version selected during cluster creation.
  • Location: The location where the cluster is deployed.
• Cluster configuration:

  • Instances: The number of instances in the cluster.
  • CPU Type: Displayed as Dedicated Core.
  • Backup location: The Object Storage region where cluster backups are stored.
  • Backup retention (days): The number of days backups are retained before being automatically deleted.
• Instance configuration:

  • Number of CPUs: The number of dedicated CPU cores allocated per instance.
  • RAM size: The RAM allocated per instance.
  • Storage: The storage allocated per instance.
• Data Center connection:

  • Virtual Data Center: The datacenter selected for network configuration.
  • VDC LAN: Displays the LAN for the Virtual Data Center (VDC).
  • Private IP: The private IP address used to connect to the cluster's primary instance.
• Maintenance period:

  • Weekday: The day of the week scheduled for the maintenance window.
  • Start Time: The start time of the maintenance window in UTC.
• Observability:

  • Logs: Indicates whether log forwarding is enabled.
  • Metrics: Indicates whether metrics forwarding is enabled.
  • Open in Grafana: Opens the cluster's metrics in Grafana. Available only when metrics are enabled.
• Database details:

  • Username: The initial database user created for the cluster.
  • Database name: The initial database created for the cluster.
• Estimated costs:

  • Per hour: The estimated hourly cost for the cluster.
  • Per month: The estimated monthly cost for the cluster.

View details of a MariaDB cluster

Note: Select Backups in the left-hand navigation to view point-in-time recovery details or restore the cluster from an existing backup. For more information, see Restore a MariaDB Cluster from a Backup.

Next steps

• Edit: Modify cluster properties such as instances, resources, and maintenance settings.
• Delete: Permanently remove a cluster that is no longer required.