Metabase

Metabase is an open-source business intelligence and data visualization platform that helps teams explore data and build dashboards easily.
It allows you to connect to your databases, create charts and reports, and share insights with your team - all without writing complex SQL.
Metabase provides a user-friendly interface designed for both developers and non-technical users to make data-driven decisions faster.

About hosting Metabase on dFlow

Hosting Metabase on dFlow gives your team a secure and scalable analytics environment that’s always available.
You can connect Metabase to popular databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or ClickHouse and instantly start building visual dashboards.
dFlow handles the deployment, networking, and scaling, while you focus on data exploration and visualization.
Persistent storage and automated SSL ensure your analytics environment remains reliable and accessible at all times.

Common use cases

• Building business dashboards and KPI reports
• Querying databases without writing SQL
• Sharing real-time analytics with internal teams
• Visualizing product, sales, or usage data
• Creating internal analytics portals or monitoring tools

Feature highlights

• Simple and intuitive dashboard builder
• SQL editor for advanced users
• Scheduled email and Slack reports
• Granular permissions and data access control
• Supports multiple databases and data sources
• Visualizations including charts, tables, and maps
• Embeddable dashboards for internal tools
• Lightweight deployment and fast performance

How to install on dFlow

Deploy the Metabase template directly from your dFlow dashboard.
No configuration is required - default settings are optimized for immediate use.
Once deployed, access your Metabase instance via the provided URL, connect your database, and begin building dashboards.

Need help?

Comprehensive documentation and setup guides are available on the official Metabase documentation site.
Visit the docs to learn more about database connections, embedding dashboards, and configuring access control.