Tutorial

Use Database

SuperMap iManager recommends two ways to use built-in databases. The one is using command pad in container, please refer to Sites Management > Database > Database Management to enter container command pad. Another way is using Web client to manage databases.

The content below is going to introduce how to open Web client in iManager:

Redis

Clicks on the link under the Access Address to enter phpRedisAdmin. The detailed introduction of how to use Redis please refer to Redis Documentation, the detailed introduction of how to use phpRedisAmin please refer to phpRedisAdmin on GitHub.

MySQL

Clicks on the link under the Access Address to enter phpRedisAdmin. Check the login username and password by clicking Account on MySQL Details page.The detailed introduction of how to use MySQL please refer to MySQL Documentation, the detailed introduction of how to use phpRedisAmin please refer to phyMyAdmin Documentation.

PostGIS

Clicks on the link under the Access Address to enter Adminer. On the Adminer login page, select ‘PostgreSQL’ in ‘System’ option; fill in the PostGIS Address from the PostGIS details page in ‘Server’ option; check the username, password, and database by clicking Account on the PostGIS details page. The detailed introduction of how to use PostGIS please refer to PostGIS Documentation, the detailed introduction of how to use Adminer please refer to Adminer Documentation.

PostgreSQL

Clicks on the link under the Access Address to enter Adminer. On the Adminer login page, select ‘PostgreSQL’ in ‘System’ option; fill in the PostgreSQL Address from the PostgreSQL details page in ‘Server’ option; check the username, password, and database by clicking Account on the PostgreSQL details page. The detailed introduction of how to use PostgreSQL please refer to PostgreSQL Documentation, the detailed introduction of how to use Adminer please refer to Adminer Documentation.

Elasticsearch

Enter the Elasticsearch details page, click on the Address link of Kibana service to manage Elasticsearch. The detailed introduction of how to use Elasticsearch and Kibana please refer to Elasticsearch Documentation.