Βάσεις Δεδομένων

Δημιουργία, Διαχείριση και Διαγραφή των Βάσεων Δεδομένων του Διακομιστή σας

Βάσεις Δεδομένων MySQL

Δημιουργήστε και διαχειριστείτε βάσεις δεδομένων MySQL για τον διακομιστή σας. Περιλαμβάνει πρόσβαση phpMyAdmin για εύκολη διαχείριση βάσεων δεδομένων.

Βάσεις Δεδομένων MySQL
Πρόσβαση phpMyAdmin
Διαχείριση Βάσης Δεδομένων
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How do I create a database?
On the Databases page, click Create Database, pick the type (MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB), optionally set a name, and create it. Its host, port, username, and password appear in the Details panel. Free plans include 5 databases per server and premium includes 20.
Which database type should I use?
If you are unsure, choose MySQL — most Minecraft plugins use it, and it comes with phpMyAdmin for web-based management. PostgreSQL is common for web apps and bots, and MongoDB is a NoSQL option for applications that need flexible document storage. The exact connection port for each type is shown in the database's connection details.
How do I connect a plugin to my database?
Click Details to see the host, port, username, and password (use the eye icon to reveal it), each with a copy button. Paste these into your plugin's config. For MySQL, the JDBC URL looks like jdbc:mysql://host:port/dbname using the exact values shown.
What can I use a database for?
Databases store persistent plugin data such as permissions (LuckPerms), economy balances, bans, homes, and warps. They are especially useful for multi-server networks that share data across a BungeeCord or Velocity proxy, and for custom bots or web apps that need storage.
How do I use phpMyAdmin?
phpMyAdmin is available for MySQL databases. Click the phpMyAdmin button to get a one-time 60-second sign-in token that logs you in automatically, where you can browse tables, run SQL, and import or export data — no external client needed.
How do I rotate or delete a database?
Click Rotate to generate a new password; it applies immediately, so update any plugins or apps using the old one. To remove a database, click Delete and type its exact name to confirm — deletion is permanent and irreversible.