[GH-ISSUE #217] Looking for help to configure my predefined connections #61

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opened 2026-03-07 20:44:20 +03:00 by kerem · 1 comment

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Originally created by @toddpfaff on GitHub (Nov 15, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver/issues/217

I have Cloudbeaver built and running on CentOS 7.9 but I can't wrap my head around how to configure this web app to connect to my backend database sources. I've read the available documentation but the way forward is not clear.

I'm used to using phpMyAdmin with connection to our MySQL and MariaDB servers.

I've used DBeaver on a CentOS 7 linux workstation to connect to a Postgres data source.

I'm interested in using Cloudbeaver to replace phpMyAdmin and to provide a consistent interface to our various database sources: a MySQL-5.7 server, a MariaDB-10.x Galera cluster, a Postgres-13 server, and an MS-SQL 2019 Express server.

Can someone who understand this and has it working help guide me through the configuration?

Originally created by @toddpfaff on GitHub (Nov 15, 2020). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver/issues/217 I have Cloudbeaver built and running on CentOS 7.9 but I can't wrap my head around how to configure this web app to connect to my backend database sources. I've read the available documentation but the way forward is not clear. I'm used to using phpMyAdmin with connection to our MySQL and MariaDB servers. I've used DBeaver on a CentOS 7 linux workstation to connect to a Postgres data source. I'm interested in using Cloudbeaver to replace phpMyAdmin and to provide a consistent interface to our various database sources: a MySQL-5.7 server, a MariaDB-10.x Galera cluster, a Postgres-13 server, and an MS-SQL 2019 Express server. Can someone who understand this and has it working help guide me through the configuration?

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kerem commented

2026-03-07 20:44:21 +03:00

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@toddpfaff commented on GitHub (Nov 15, 2020):

I may have asked too soon. I was trying to access my Cloudbeaver service through an Apache web server reverse proxy configuration and was only getting a page showing the Cloudbeaver icon in the top-left corner and nothing else, which I assumed meant that there was something wrong with my data source configuration.

Once I tried accessing this same Cloudbeaver deployment directly on port 8978 on our backend web server, I get to the Initial Server Configuration screen, so that's progress.

I guess then that I should close this issue and open a new one dealing with configuring the Apache reverse proxy front-end to a Cloudbeaver back-end on localhost:8978, which is what I'd like to get working.

@toddpfaff commented on GitHub (Nov 15, 2020): I may have asked too soon. I was trying to access my Cloudbeaver service through an Apache web server reverse proxy configuration and was only getting a page showing the Cloudbeaver icon in the top-left corner and nothing else, which I assumed meant that there was something wrong with my data source configuration. Once I tried accessing this same Cloudbeaver deployment directly on port 8978 on our backend web server, I get to the Initial Server Configuration screen, so that's progress. I guess then that I should close this issue and open a new one dealing with configuring the Apache reverse proxy front-end to a Cloudbeaver back-end on localhost:8978, which is what I'd like to get working.

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