Databases · F4 Panel

🗄 Databases

MySQL / MariaDB, PostgreSQL and SQLite — create, open phpMyAdmin, reset passwords, connect from code

What the page shows

The Databases page lists every database on the account in one table: which site owns it, its engine, its user, and the host/port to connect to — with a search box.

Badge	Meaning
primary	Created with the site. It cannot be deleted here, but its password can be reset.
add-on	Created later, and can be deleted.

Add a database

Click “Add database” and choose the site it belongs to.

Type a suffix — the site-based prefix is added for you, e.g. example_com_shop.

Choose MySQL / MariaDB or PostgreSQL and create it.

Browse the data

Engine	Opens in
MySQL / MariaDB	The phpMyAdmin button logs you in automatically — no password to type
PostgreSQL	The Adminer button
SQLite	It is a file inside the site — open or download it from the file manager

Connecting from your code

Use the values from the table. The host is 127.0.0.1 — some frameworks treat localhost differently. For WordPress, in wp-config.php:

define('DB_NAME', 'example_com'); define('DB_USER', 'example_com'); define('DB_PASSWORD', 'รหัสที่ได้ตอนสร้าง / the password you were given'); define('DB_HOST', '127.0.0.1');

Lost the database password

Passwords are hidden after the one time they are shown. Use Reset pw on the site's primary database — a new password is set and displayed once.

⚠️ After resetting you must update the app config (e.g. wp-config.php), otherwise the site shows a database connection error.

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🚀 Getting started 🌐 Creating & managing websites 🛰 Pointing DNS at this server 🔒 SSL / HTTPS certificates 🌿 Subdomains & extra domains 📁 File manager & code editor 📡 FTP / FTPS 🖥 SSH / SFTP and the web terminal 🐙 Deploying from Git 🗄 Databases 🧩 The app installer ⏰ Cron jobs — scheduled work 🔌 API & integrations 👤 Your account & security 🧯 Common problems