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Managed Databases

LaunchVerse provides fully managed, highly available database provisioning directly from the dashboard. You do not need to configure external database providers or manage connection strings manually.

Supported Engines

LaunchVerse currently supports the instant provisioning of:

    1. PostgreSQL (with pgvector support)
    2. MySQL
    3. MongoDB
    4. Redis
    5. ClickHouse

Provisioning a Database

  1. Navigate to your project's Resources tab.
  2. Click Add Resource and select Database.
  3. Choose your desired database engine and version.
  4. Select the compute size (e.g., 1 vCPU / 2GB RAM).
  5. Click Provision.

The LaunchVerse Engine will instantly spin up a dedicated database container.

Automatic Environment Variables

When a database is provisioned and attached to a project, LaunchVerse automatically injects the secure connection strings into your application's environment variables.

For example, a PostgreSQL database will automatically expose:

    1. DATABASE_URL
    2. PGHOST
    3. PGUSER
    4. PGPASSWORD

Your application code can immediately read these variables using standard methods (e.g., process.env.DATABASE_URL in Node.js) without any manual copying and pasting of secrets.

Database Studio

For relational databases (PostgreSQL and MySQL), LaunchVerse includes a built-in Database Studio. This allows you to view tables, run SQL queries, and manage your schema directly from your browser without needing to connect an external tool like pgAdmin or DBeaver.

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