Connections
Create, test, label, edit and delete connection profiles for all seven engines, configure TLS, and find where profiles and secrets are stored.
Connection profiles for seven engines
What a DevOpsPad connection profile contains for MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, Kafka, ClickHouse, Kubernetes and K3s, and how to see each engine's capabilities.
Label connections by environment
Tag each DevOpsPad connection as Development, Staging, Production or a custom name, and use the label to group cluster connections in Infra.
Use TLS with database connections
How the Use TLS with certificate verification option works for MySQL, ClickHouse, MongoDB, Redis and Kafka in DevOpsPad, and what TLS setups are not supported.
Test a connection before saving
What Test connection checks for each engine in DevOpsPad, how long it waits, what the result means and how to read the most common error messages.
Edit or delete a connection
Change a saved DevOpsPad connection, keep or replace its keychain password, switch SSH methods, or delete it along with its secrets and open tabs.
Where DevOpsPad stores connections
DevOpsPad keeps connection metadata in a local workspace.json and secrets in the OS keychain. File locations, permissions, the backup copy and recovery.