Guepard provides a fully managed, self-service database solution that enables instant provisioning, real-time synchronization, and environment replication across multiple interfaces, ensuring seamless automation and operational efficiency. It provides:

• Centralized Access: View and manage all your databases in one place.
• Version Control: Track changes to datasets and configurations with Git-like workflows.
• Isolated Infrastructure: Integrate with your cloud provider (AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure) while maintaining isolation.
• Access Controls: Manage visibility with Public or Private access modes.
• Dedicated Compute Resources: Attach scalable compute environments for data processing.

Databases in Guepard act as a secure repositories for users to manage data pipelines, experiments, and production workflows.

Creating a Database

Follow these steps to create a new database:

1. Log in to the Guepard Console.
2. Navigate to Databases > New Database.
3. Configure the following settings:
   • Database Name: Unique identifier (e.g., sales-q3-2023).
   • Infrastructure Settings:
     • Cloud Provider: AWS / Google Cloud / Azure.
     • Region: Geographic location for data storage (e.g., us-east-1).
     • Compute Resources: Predefined tiers (e.g., Medium: 8vCPU, 32GB RAM).
   • Advanced Database Settings:
     • Database Name: Unique identifier for the database instance.
     • Database User: Credentials for database access and authentication.
     • Database Password: Secure key for database authentication and access control.
4. Click Deploy Database to initiate provisioning.

Once created, the database will appear in the list of available databases, ready to be used.

Listing Databases

To view databases associated with your account:

1. Go to the Databases section in the Guepard Console.
2. The list displays:
   • Database name.
   • Description.
   • Cloud provider and region.
   • Access mode (Public/Private).
   • Creation date.

Use the search bar or filters to locate specific databases.

Managing Databases

1. Select a database from the list.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Modify:
   • Name or description.
   • Access mode.
4. Click Save Changes.