Documentation

Documentation

dbpod manages database engines and instances like Docker manages containers. Start with the quickstart, or dive into a specific subsystem.

01QuickstartInstall dbpod, start your first instance, run SQL, stop and clean up.02EnginesInstall, inspect, and remove database engines — series resolution, LTS and innovation tracks, version cache.03InstancesCreate and manage instances — detached run, graceful stop, --rm cleanup, ports, and the per-instance monitor.04ExecEvery binary in the distribution, one command away — SQL shells, client tools, and engine-local executables.05ProjectDeclare your whole database environment in dbpod.yaml and bring it up with one command — team-reproducible by default.06RegistryManage where engines come from — list, add, update, enable, and disable engine sources.07ExtendAdd new engines with a single YAML manifest — lifecycle templates, families, and offline version indexes. No main-code changes.