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Introduction to Lordbase

Lordbase is a managed Database-as-a-Service platform designed for developers who want instant, reliable database infrastructure without the operational overhead.


Why Lordbase?

FeatureDescription
Zero OpsProvision production-ready databases in seconds. No server management, no manual setup.
Multi-EnginePostgreSQL, Redis, and MongoDB from a single unified platform.
Developer-FirstClean REST API, Developer Access Tokens, and a modern dashboard built for speed.
Full ControlManage users, permissions, extensions, backups, and connection pooling from one place.

Core Features

FeatureDescription
Instant ProvisioningCreate PostgreSQL, Redis, or MongoDB databases with a single API call
Connection PoolingBuilt-in PgBouncer for efficient PostgreSQL connection management
Automated BackupsSchedule hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly backups with retention policies
Query AnalyticsReal-time slow query detection, query statistics, and performance insights
PostgreSQL ExtensionsEnable extensions like PostGIS, pgcrypto, uuid-ossp out of the box
Database UsersFine-grained user access control (Read, Write, Admin) per database
WorkspacesMulti-tenant organization with team collaboration and role-based access
Audit LoggingComplete audit trail for compliance and debugging
Developer APIPersonal Access Tokens for CI/CD and automation

How It Works

Database Lifecycle

Architecture Overview


Quick Start Path

New to Lordbase? Follow these steps in order:

StepWhat You'll DoTime
1. Setup ChecklistCreate account, workspace, and get credentials5 min
2. Provision a DatabaseCreate your first PostgreSQL database2 min
3. Connect & QueryConnect using your favorite client2 min

Quickstart Guides

EngineGuideDescription
Any LanguageQuickstart →Raw HTTP — works with Python, Node.js, Go, Java, etc.

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Supported Engines

EngineVersionsStatus
PostgreSQL15+✅ Full support (pooling, extensions, analytics)
Redis7+✅ Full support
MongoDB7+✅ Full support

Works With (via Connection String)

Any client, ORM, or framework that supports standard database connection strings: psql, pgAdmin, DBeaver, SQLAlchemy, Prisma, Sequelize, Django ORM, redis-cli, mongosh, and more.


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