Render is a hosting service that allows you to deploy almost anything to the cloud, including static sites, web apps, Dockerfiles, APIs. And that includes PostgreSQL databases.
You can create PostgreSQL databases on Render and use Bytebase to manage the database development lifecycle for those databases.
Visit your Render dashboard and click on the database you created. We will need the connection details from this page.
From your Bytebase Create Instance page, choose Add Instance, fill in the details to create the connection as follows:
PostgreSQL
.render-db
.Prod
or Test
(select the environment you want to add the instance to).postgres://<username>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<database>
. Copy the <host>:<port>
part to the Host or Socket field.See Add an Instance for more details.
All databases should be synced properly. Expect some delay if the database instance is large.
So should the tables under the databases.
Render is a hosting service that allows you to deploy almost anything to the cloud, including static sites, web apps, Dockerfiles, APIs. And that includes PostgreSQL databases.
You can create PostgreSQL databases on Render and use Bytebase to manage the database development lifecycle for those databases.
Visit your Render dashboard and click on the database you created. We will need the connection details from this page.
From your Bytebase Create Instance page, choose Add Instance, fill in the details to create the connection as follows:
PostgreSQL
.render-db
.Prod
or Test
(select the environment you want to add the instance to).postgres://<username>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<database>
. Copy the <host>:<port>
part to the Host or Socket field.See Add an Instance for more details.
All databases should be synced properly. Expect some delay if the database instance is large.
So should the tables under the databases.