Find Database Credentials
Find the host, port, database name, user and password for AWS RDS, Azure SQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, Supabase and other databases to connect them to Draxlr.
To connect a database to Draxlr, you typically need its Host, Port, Database Name, Database User, and Database Password. Some providers use a slightly different set—BigQuery uses a service account key, Databricks uses a hostname, HTTP path, and access token.
The guides below show where to find these credentials in each provider's console.
Note:
If your database restricts incoming connections, allow Draxlr's IP address: 54.205.255.226. Each guide shows where to configure this for that provider.
Tip:
For security, connect with a dedicated read-only database user wherever possible, instead of an admin account.
Supported Databases
Instance endpoint, master user, and security group setup.
Server name, admin login, and firewall rules.
Pooler connection details and database password.
Connection details from the Neon console.
Connection passwords for your database branch.
Cluster connection parameters and IP allow list.
Service host, default user, and IP access list.
Server hostname, HTTP path, and access token.
Cluster host, SQL user, and IP allowlist.
Account URL, user, warehouse, and database.
Service account key and project ID.
Cluster endpoint, admin user, and security group setup.
Once you have the credentials, head to Add Database and follow the Setup guide to connect.