so, i can't use any SSH there
but i can key in the ip info, etc.
ok, i realize i can do ssh too in my 3rd party service
let me keep trying
I didn't saw the message
Over here https://discord.com/channels/564160730845151244/1087377262640365728/1087399526219927672 I've uploaded few screenshots
at step 5 of your screenshot
is that part mandatory?
Sure. This is the tunnel The database is actually exposed only to your instance internal docker network
But if you do SSH Tunneling it's like you're running on your instance then you're able to connect to the database
i see...im not sure what to input for the option π Do i get this information from my hosting provider where my appwrite is hosted?
Host: Your instance IP address
Port: usually its 22
Username: The user in which you're using to access your instance, probably root
Then if you're doing your auth with password then enter it, if not, change the the type to key
ah! okay I got it
this is the credential i use when i putty to my instance
i will find them
Exactly π
thank you so much!
Sure thing <:appwriteupvote:899677724615016528>
connection successful. Thank you so much @Binyamin π
π
[SOLVED] Access MariaDB from local
question guys can we perform query within datagrip after the connection?
Idk how appwrite db creates nosql on top of mariadb
yes of course
it's best to avoid reviving an old threads so you should probably create a new <#1072905050399191082> post
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