Hello, Team!
I am a Scylladb newbie. Does ScyllaDB have a GUI?
You can manage ScyllaDB with the ScyllaDB Manager.
Also have a look at the Monitoring Stack.
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If you are talking about the tools such as pgAdmin (for PostgreSQL) or SQL Server Management Studio, then this may help:
I am using JetBrains Rider for my .NET C# code development on my Linux desktop, and I was surprised to find out that that IDE’s support for databases is almost on par with dedicated and paid-for tools, while it’s only a plugin to Rider.
I am working with DDL and DML code for my ScyllaDB using JetBrains Rider.
It’s a paid-for tool, but I already have it anyway, so I might as well use it for the DB work.
I also tried their database tool (called “DataGrip”), but I did not find any functionality in it which would be useful for my needs and that is not already in the Rider plugin.
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DBeaver now supports ScyllaDB in the Enterprise version.
More than just a GUI, it’s a universal database manager for SQL and NoSQL databases.
You can read more about it in this blog post. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to connect DBeaver to ScyllaDB.
Once connected, users can run CQL queries and view result tables directly within DBeaver. If you try this out, please share your experience here.
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I have upgrade latest dbeaver but still i’ll not found the sycllaDB ?? could you please tell me what’s the problem ??
It’s listed under supported databases here: DBeaver PRO | List of All Supported Databases
Did you try contacting DBeaver support?
Hi @Parth
Which version of DBeaver do you have? DBeaver Pro supports ScyllaDB, their free version does not.
DBeaver allows you set up custom drivers though. You can download a JDBC driver that’s compatible with ScyllaDB and use that.
For example:
- Download JDBC driver from here (JAR file)
- Follow instructions here to add a new driver
- ScyllaDB is Cassandra compatible so you should be able to connect to ScyllaDB from DBeaver
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