dflow

Database hosting

Beside the app.On the same worker.

Six engines provision in containers next to the service that needs them. Wire the URI with a reference — no $, no env: prefix.

worker · n1

app

storefront-api

running

procweb
netprivate
private · :5432

U01 · sidecar

orders-db

Postgres · postgres:16

enginePostgres
keyPOSTGRES_URI

same worker · private network

Engines

Six slots on the worker.

Pick a slot. The floor strip shows the image tag, env key, reference variable, and backup support.

rack · database
U01 · Postgres

image

or any tag

env key

POSTGRES_URI

reference

{{ orders-db.POSTGRES_URI }}

backups

hourly · daily · weekly · monthly

connection · postgres://acme:••••••@orders-db:5432 · postgres:16

Operations

Five engines back up. ClickHouse does not.

Retention is 24 hourly, 7 daily, 4 weekly, and 3 monthly. Copies stay on the worker or go to S3, R2, B2, Wasabi, or MinIO. Restore and download from the dashboard.

retention stave
  • Postgres24 7 4 3
  • MongoDB24 7 4 3
  • Redis24 7 4 3
  • MySQL24 7 4 3
  • MariaDB24 7 4 3
  • ClickHouseunsupported

S3 · R2 · B2 · Wasabi · MinIO

logs

Live runtime logs

  1. 14:02:11 listening on 5432
  2. 14:02:12 checkpoint complete
  3. 14:02:18 streaming
restore

Restore and download

source
orders-db-daily-07
target
orders-db
status
ready
net

Private by default

  • internalorders-db:5432
  • exposedoff

Data plane

Workload data stays on the worker.

dFlow Cloud is the control plane at app.dflow.sh. Database files live on the worker, not in the control plane. DPA, GDPR, and subprocessors are on the Trust Center.

control · app.dflow.sh

worker · orders-db

POSTGRES_URI

Container beside the app. URI on the private network.

controlOrchestrates. No database files.
workerFiles live beside the app.

attach

Pick an engine.Wire it by reference.

No $. No env: prefix. The app reads the key the sidecar publishes.

storefront-api

{{ orders-db.POSTGRES_URI }}

orders-db · postgres:16

Attach a database

ClickHouse is available. Backups for it are not available yet.

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