Database proxy4

A database proxy sits in front of a High Availability database, pooling client connections and sending each one to the node that should serve it. It is available on MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MariaDB, and only when High Availability is enabled — without both, the DB Proxy tab does not appear.

Database proxy overviewWhat a DB Proxy does, which databases can have one, and where to find its endpoint and status.Create database proxyDeploy a DB Proxy in front of a High Availability database, and know what each field in the create dialog decides.Start, stop & restart database proxyStart, stop, restart, and delete a DB Proxy, and see which operations each status allows.Change database proxy resourceResize a DB Proxy to a different flavor when connection volume outgrows the one you chose at creation.