Deploy ClusterControl on Antyxsoft Cloud
Deploy, monitor, back up and fail over your database clusters from one console — MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB.
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- Severalnines
- Licence
- Community tier free; advanced features licensed separately
Create an instance, pick Marketplace App at the template step, and choose it from the list. You pay for the instance.
What ClusterControl gives you
ClusterControl is database operations tooling: it deploys clusters, monitors them, schedules and verifies backups, and orchestrates failover — the work that separates a database that survives an incident from one that merely runs.
It covers MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB from one interface, which is useful when the estate has grown more than one flavour.
Key features
- Cluster deployment. Replication and clustering topologies provisioned from the console.
- Monitoring. Query and host metrics with advisors flagging problems.
- Backup management. Scheduled, verified backups with point-in-time recovery.
- Failover. Automated promotion and recovery of replicas.
- Multi-engine. MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB in one place.
What is in the image
| Application | Preconfigured ClusterControl server |
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| Access | Web console on the instance address; root over SSH |
| Targets | Manages database nodes across your VPC |
| Suggested size | From 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM; scale with managed nodes |
Good fit for
- Small DBA teams Operations coverage without a dedicated database engineer per engine.
- HA requirements Failover that has been configured and tested, not hoped for.
- Mixed estates One console across several database technologies.
Getting started
Four steps from sign-in to a running application. The full walkthrough, with screenshots, is in the knowledge base.
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Log in to the Cloud Portal
Sign in at portal.antyxsoft.io and start creating an instance, choosing the region closest to your users.
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At Select Template, open Marketplace App
In the instance creation flow, switch from operating-system images to the Marketplace App tab.
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Pick the template and deploy
Select the ready-to-go template, confirm the plan and region, then review and deploy. The instance boots with the application installed.
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Finish the application setup
Open the console, create the administrator account, then import an existing cluster or deploy a new one onto your database instances.
Before it carries real traffic
- Attach a Cloud Firewall that opens only the ports this application needs, with management access limited to your own addresses.
- Schedule backups covering both the database and the application's data directory.
- Add a Block Storage volume for data that will outgrow the instance disk.
- Put it inside a VPC when it needs private access to other services.
Support
Antyxsoft supports the image and the infrastructure it runs on. Application-level questions are also covered by the upstream project's own documentation and community.
What is covered
Antyxsoft covers
The image itself, deployment problems, the instance, storage, network and platform availability.
You control
Configuration, add-ons, content, application updates and anything you change inside the guest.
Need it managed?
Ask about managed operations — updates, monitoring and backup handled for you.
Frequently asked questions
Which databases can it manage?
Can it manage clusters I already have?
Is the free tier enough?
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