DBaaS Management
DBaaS (Database as a Service) instances provide managed database services in Aruba Cloud.
Available Commands​
acloud database dbaas create- Create a new DBaaS instanceacloud database dbaas list- List all DBaaS instancesacloud database dbaas get- Get details of a specific DBaaS instanceacloud database dbaas update- Update DBaaS instance tagsacloud database dbaas delete- Delete a DBaaS instance
Create DBaaS Instance​
Create a new DBaaS instance in your project.
Usage​
acloud database dbaas create --name <name> --region <region> --engine-id <engine-id> --flavor <flavor> [flags]
Required Flags​
--name- Name for the DBaaS instance--region- Region code (e.g., "ITBG-Bergamo")--engine-id- Database engine ID--flavor- Database flavor/plan name
Optional Flags​
--project-id- Project ID (uses context if not specified)--tags- Tags (comma-separated)
Example​
acloud database dbaas create \
--name "my-database" \
--region "ITBG-Bergamo" \
--engine-id "69455aa70d0972656501d45d" \
--flavor "db.t3.micro" \
--tags "production,postgresql"
List DBaaS Instances​
List all DBaaS instances in your project.
Usage​
acloud database dbaas list [flags]
Flags​
--project-id- Project ID (uses context if not specified)
Example​
acloud database dbaas list
Get DBaaS Instance Details​
Retrieve detailed information about a specific DBaaS instance.
Usage​
acloud database dbaas get <dbaas-id> [flags]
Arguments​
dbaas-id(required): The unique ID of the DBaaS instance
Flags​
--project-id- Project ID (uses context if not specified)
Example​
acloud database dbaas get 69455aa70d0972656501d45d
Update DBaaS Instance​
Update tags for a DBaaS instance.
Usage​
acloud database dbaas update <dbaas-id> --tags <tags> [flags]
Arguments​
dbaas-id(required): The unique ID of the DBaaS instance
Flags​
--project-id- Project ID (uses context if not specified)--tags- New tags (comma-separated)
Example​
acloud database dbaas update 69455aa70d0972656501d45d --tags "production,updated"
Delete DBaaS Instance​
Delete a DBaaS instance.
Usage​
acloud database dbaas delete <dbaas-id> [--yes] [flags]
Arguments​
dbaas-id(required): The unique ID of the DBaaS instance
Flags​
--project-id- Project ID (uses context if not specified)--yes, -y- Skip confirmation prompt
Example​
acloud database dbaas delete 69455aa70d0972656501d45d --yes
Related Resources​
- DBaaS Databases - Manage databases within DBaaS instances
- DBaaS Users - Manage users for DBaaS instances
- Database Backups - Create and manage database backups