#Dbeaver redis install#
#Dbeaver redis driver#
#Dbeaver redis password#

Show all databases: Select this option.Ĭlick Test Connection to verify that the connection is successful.

#Dbeaver redis password#

If enabled, add the password for yugabyte (default is yugabyte).

Password: Leave blank if YSQL authentication is not enabled.

Database: Clear the default value ( postgres).

In the Connection Settings, add the following settings:

In the Select your database listing, select YugabyteDB and then click Next. On the DBeaver menu, select Database > New Connection.

#Dbeaver redis driver#

Verify that the new “YugabyteDB” driver appears in the Driver Manager listing and then click Close.

In the Libraries tab, select the PostgreSQL JDBC driver JAR file to be used.Ĭlick OK.

URL Template: jdbc.postgresql://] (read-only).

DriverName: YugabyteDB - Default name is “PostgreSQL”, but using “YugabyteDB” might help you not confuse this driver’s settings with PostgreSQL connections using the PostgreSQL port of 5432.

Make the following changes in the Settings: The Create new driver window appears with a copy of the default PostgreSQL driver settings. On the menu, select Database > Driver Manager.

#Dbeaver redis install#

Install DBeaver following the steps on the DBeaver Installation page.Ĭonfigure DBeaver Configure the JDBC driver.

Download the distribution package for the operating system on your client computer from the DBeaver downloads page.

To download the current version that supports Java 8 or later, go to the PostgreSQL JDBC Driver download page. To connect DBeaver to a YugabyteDB cluster, you need the PostgreSQL JDBC driver installed. The PostgreSQL JDBC driver can be used with DBeaver to work with YugabyteDB databases. JDK and JRE installers for Linux, macOS, and Windows can be downloaded from OpenJDK, AdoptOpenJDK, or Azul Systems. Some of the installers include a JRE, accessible only to DBeaver. Java Runtime Environment (JRE)ĭBeaver requires a Java runtime (or JDK) for Java 8 or later. If you’re new to YugabyteDB, create a local cluster in less than five minutes following the steps in Quick Start. Your YugabyteDB cluster should be up and running. The DBeaver Enterprise Edition adds support for non-JDBC data sources, including MongoDB, Cassandra, and Redis.īefore getting started with DBeaver, make sure you meet the following prerequisites. The DBeaver Community Edition includes these features: And, using the PostgreSQL JDBC driver, you can use DBeaver with YugabyteDB. DBeaver is written in Java, based on the Eclipse platform, and supports supports any database that ha a JDBC driver, including PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and MySQL. DBeaver is a free (and open source) multi-platform, cross-platform database tool for developers, SQL programmers, database administrators, and analysts.