Introduction
A self-hosted console that deploys and manages PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB on your own servers, with HA, backups, monitoring and air-gapped installs.
The TimescaleDB Enterprise console deploys and manages PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB clusters on your own Linux servers. It runs as one Docker container. It manages high availability with automatic failover, scheduled backups with point-in-time restore, upgrades, monitoring, alerts and logs. The servers need no internet access.
To start, see Installation.
Documentation
Features
The main features of the console, by area.
Installation
Install, upgrade and uninstall the console with the installer.
Demo mode
Try the console and demo servers on one computer.
Configuration
TLS, the console URL, the update check, the console clock and the environment variables.
Users and roles
Log in, roles, service access, two-factor and the audit log.
Single sign-on
Log in with your OIDC identity provider.
Servers
Enroll your servers into the console’s private mesh.
Database services
Deploy Standard or highly available services.
Backups
Scheduled backups, retention, and point-in-time restore.
Monitoring
Built-in metrics, PromQL queries, and Prometheus federation.
LiveSync
Continuous replication, table selection, and replication health.
Licensing
Add a license or start a trial, and what each tier covers.
Logs and support
Component logs, diagnostics, and support report bundles.
API reference
Every console endpoint, with an interactive playground.
Release notes
What is new, fixed and changed in each release.
