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LayerRail-managed PostgreSQL gives your project a database without making you provision every server component by hand. Use it for web apps, SaaS backends, dashboards, queues, and services that need a reliable relational database.

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Create managed PostgreSQL

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Open PostgreSQL Databases

In the LayerRail console, open your project and choose PostgreSQL Databases.
2

Choose Create PostgreSQL Database

Choose the create card to open the database form.
3

Pick a location

Choose the same location as the application or VM that will connect to the database.
4

Choose a size

Start with a small plan for development. Use larger plans for production or heavier workloads.
5

Create the database

Submit the form and wait for the database state to become ready.

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Instance overview

The database page shows:
  • Database name and ID.
  • Location.
  • State.
  • Connection details.
  • Networking controls.
  • Backup and operational information.

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Good defaults

LayerRail keeps the default PostgreSQL experience familiar:
  • Standard PostgreSQL connection strings.
  • Project-scoped access.
  • Private networking support.
  • Firewall-aware access.
  • Upgrade-friendly sizing.

Connection

Networking

Backup and restore

Virtual machines