Open the database → Databases tab in my.cubepath.com.
Lists the logical databases inside the instance — the individual databases your applications connect to, as opposed to the cluster itself.
ImportantLogical databases are managed exclusively from this panel. They can't be created or dropped over SQL. The platform re-applies them automatically after failovers and maintenance, which is exactly why it has to own the list: a database created by hand over SQL wouldn't survive a failover.
NoteThis tab doesn't apply to Valkey, which has no logical databases in this sense.
Create a database
Click Create database and give it a name.
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Characters | Lowercase letters, digits and underscores |
| First character | Must be a letter |
| Length | Up to 60 characters |
| Reserved | System names (mysql, postgres, sys, …) are rejected |
TipOne database per application, named after it —
billing_app,analytics. Sharing one database between unrelated services makes both permissions and migrations harder than they need to be.
Delete a database
Deleting destroys the database and all its data, permanently. There is no undo, and no backup to restore from until backups launch.
Check what's connected first: an application pointed at a database that no longer exists fails on every query, not just on the ones that touch missing tables.
Next step
A database on its own has no dedicated login. Create a per-application account on the Users tab rather than connecting with the admin credentials.