View database cluster information

The cluster detail page is where you find the connection endpoint and credentials your application needs, alongside the cluster's current state and resource configuration.

Open the detail page

Log in to the Console Portal, then navigate to Database Platform → All Database or Non-Relational Database. Select the Cluster ID and open the Overview tab.

What each section shows

Section	Information
Overview (header)	Cluster ID, status, current vCPU–RAM–Storage, engine type, engine version, creation time
Basic Information	Cluster name, database type, version, endpoint (domain/IP), port, network/subnet, architecture type
Service Information	Enabled state of the Backup, Monitoring, and Vertical Scaling services
Engine Information	Default database name and the default account credentials (username and password)
Data Nodes Configuration	Storage policy, node count, and current resource configuration per node
List Instances	Every node in the cluster — name, role (Primary/Replica), resources, status, creation and last-update times

Basic Information and Engine Information together give you everything needed for a connection string: endpoint, port, database name, username, and password.

Reading the instance list

For a Replica Set, the Role column identifies which node is currently Primary. This changes on failover — it is a live view, not a fixed assignment. A Single Node cluster has one entry and no meaningful role.

Warnings on this page

The detail page surfaces conditions that need your action. The most common is a restart requirement after compute scale-down: reducing vCPU or RAM restarts the engine automatically, but some changes wait for a manual restart before taking effect.

note

Viewing the administrative password requires the FDE service-type permission. If credentials appear masked, your role does not grant it — see Configure IAM.

Next steps

• Connect to database with Floating IP to use these details
• Resource management to change the configuration shown here