The Database section under Integrations allows you to connect Zeroplat applications to various relational database systems. This is a core integration feature that enables your applications to query, read, and write data directly from external databases without additional coding effort.
Supported database systems include:
- MS SQL – For Microsoft SQL Server integrations.
- SQLite – For lightweight, file-based database use cases.
- MySQL – Widely used open-source relational database.
- PostgreSQL – Advanced open-source relational database with enterprise-grade features.
Key Features
- Multiple Database Support: Easily configure connections to different types of databases.
- Dynamic Connection Management: Manage connection strings and credentials securely.
- Cross-Tenant Configuration: Each tenant can have its own database connection settings.
- Integration Ready: Connected databases can be directly used in pages, workflows, and APIs built on Zeroplat.
How It Works
- Navigate to Integrations > Database.
- Select the database type (e.g., MS SQL, MySQL).
- Provide required connection details (host, port, username, password, database name).
- Test and save the connection.
- Once configured, this database becomes available as a Data Source for use across your applications.
This ensures that your applications can seamlessly interact with existing enterprise databases, making Zeroplat a powerful tool for building business solutions on top of existing data.