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# View PostgreSQL Clusters

After successfully configuring your PostgreSQL clusters, you can modify specific details, clone the cluster configuration, or delete a specific PostgreSQL cluster if it is no longer required.  

To view the PostgreSQL details, follow these steps:

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

{% hint style="success" %}
**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 [<mark style="color:blue;">details</mark>](#view-individual-cluster-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 or restoring from a backup.
  * **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 version selected during cluster creation.
* **OPTIONS:** Select ![Options menu](/files/zMw81MF9KCPxOHBMLSog) to perform the following:
  * **Details:** Select to view the [<mark style="color:blue;">details</mark>](#view-individual-cluster-details) of the respective cluster.
  * **Edit:** Select to edit the respective cluster.
  * **Delete:** Select to delete the corresponding cluster. In the dialog box that appears, select **Delete** to confirm deletion. For more information, see [<mark style="color:blue;">Delete a PostgreSQL Cluster</mark>](/cloud/databases/postgresql/how-tos/v2/delete-postgresql-cluster.md).
    {% endhint %}

![List of PostgreSQL clusters](/files/myb2dYKViWsaMEDvS3KB)

## 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** > **PostgreSQL**.

A list of all PostgreSQL clusters is displayed.

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

![Select a PostgreSQL cluster](/files/cO6E2sVZJCjpVbGXxUZp)

{% hint style="success" %}
**Result:** For the selected PostgreSQL cluster, you can view the following details:

* **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. Click **Copy** to copy it to the clipboard.
  * **PostgreSQL Version:** The PostgreSQL version selected during cluster creation.
  * **Location:** The location where the cluster is deployed.
* **Cluster configuration:**
  * **Instances:** The number of instances in the cluster.
  * **Synchronization mode:** The replication mode configured for the cluster.
  * **Connection pooler:** The connection pooler mode configured for the cluster.
  * **Backup location:** The region where cluster backups are stored.
  * **Backup retention (days):** The number of days backups are retained.
* **Instance configuration:**
  * **Number of CPUs:** The number of CPU cores allocated per instance.
  * **RAM Size:** The RAM allocated per instance.
  * **Storage:** The storage size allocated per instance.
* **Network configuration:**
  * **Virtual Data Center:** The datacenter selected for network configuration.
  * **VDC LAN:** Displays the LAN for the Virtual Data Center (VDC).
  * **IP/Subnet:** The private IP address and subnet used to connect to the cluster.
* **Maintenance period (Optional):**
  * **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 allowed or not.
  * **Metrics:** Indicates whether metrics forwarding is allowed or not.
  * **Grafana dashboard:** You can open the metrics in [<mark style="color:blue;">Grafana</mark>](https://grafana.logging.de-txl.ionos.com/login). For more information, see [<mark style="color:blue;">Access Metrics from the Platform</mark>](/cloud/observability/monitoring-service/quick-start/access-metrics-from-platform.md).
* **Activity:**
  * **Created by:** The user who created the cluster.
  * **Created on:** The date and time the cluster was created.
  * **Last modified by:** The user who last modified the cluster.
  * **Last modified on:** The date and time of the last modification.
  * **Resource URN:** The unique resource identifier of the cluster. Click **Copy** to copy it to the clipboard.
* **Estimated costs:**
  * **Per hour:** The estimated hourly cost for the cluster.
  * **Per month:** The estimated monthly cost for the cluster.
    {% endhint %}

![View details of a PostgreSQL cluster](/files/kShhzpBmdcvlCT5rsnct)

## Next steps

You can perform the following actions as well from the **cluster details** page:

* [<mark style="color:blue;">Edit</mark>](/cloud/databases/postgresql/how-tos/v2/update-postgresql-cluster.md): Modify cluster properties such as instances, resources, and maintenance settings.
* [<mark style="color:blue;">Clone</mark>](/cloud/databases/postgresql/how-tos/v2/clone-postgresql-cluster.md): Create a copy of your cluster for testing or migration purposes.
* [<mark style="color:blue;">Delete</mark>](/cloud/databases/postgresql/how-tos/v2/delete-postgresql-cluster.md): Permanently remove a cluster that is no longer required.
* [<mark style="color:blue;">Backups</mark>](/cloud/databases/postgresql/how-tos/v2/restore-from-backup.md): Restore your cluster to a previous state using an available backup.


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