Mount databases
Instabase supports integration with a variety of databases. Mounting databases within a subspace lets you access existing, external data for use in Instabase apps and projects.
Mounting databases
Instabase supports the following database types:
Within a subspace, you can mount external databases.
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Navigate to Explorer by using the left navigation dock, then navigate to your subspace and click the New Database button below the list of drives.
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Select the database type and enter the required authentication credentials.
Database configuration
Configuration details for mounting databases.
Amazon Redshift
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Mount Name: A name for the mount.
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Username: Amazon Redshift user account username
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Password: Amazon Redshift user account password
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Database name: Database name
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Host: Server host URL
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Port: Port for connecting to database
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Permissions: Permissions for the mounted storage.
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Read-only: Mount drive with only read permissions
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Write: Mount drive with read and write permissions
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Microsoft SQL Server
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Mount Name: A name for the mount.
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Username: SQL Server user account username
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Password: SQL Server user account password
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Database name: Database name
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Host: Server host URL
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Port: Port for connecting to database
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Permissions: Permissions for the mounted storage.
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Read-only: Mount drive with only read permissions
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Write: Mount drive with read and write permissions
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MySQL
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Mount Name: A name for the mount.
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Username: MySQL user account username.
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Password: MYSQL user account password.
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Database name: Database name.
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Host: Server host URL.
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Port: Port for connecting to database.
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Permissions: Permissions for the mounted storage.
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Read-only: Mount drive with only read permissions
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Write: Mount drive with read and write permissions
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Oracle
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Mount Name: A name for the mount.
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Username: Oracle user account username.
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Password: Oracle user account password.
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Database name: Database name.
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Load from tnsnames.ora:
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Not selected: Do not retrieve connection information from tnsnames.ora file
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Selected: Use
tnsnames.ora
file to retrieve connection information for database
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Host: Server host URL.
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Port: Port for connecting to database.
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Permissions: Permissions for the mounted storage.
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Read-only: Mount drive with only read permissions
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Write: Mount drive with read and write permissions
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PostgreSQL
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Mount Name: A name for the mount.
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Username: Postgres user account username.
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Password: Postgres user account password.
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Database name: Database name.
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Host: Server host URL.
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Port: Port for connecting to database.
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Permissions: Permissions for the mounted storage.
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Read-only: Mount drive with only read permissions
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Write: Mount drive with read and write permissions
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