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The Database cluster list page provides a consolidated view of all database instances/clusters running in the FPT Database Engine environment, enabling users to easily monitor status, review configuration, and perform common management operations on each database cluster.
To view the list of database clusters, sign in to the FPT Cloud Portal. From the main menu, select Database Platform > All Databases, or navigate to the menu corresponding to a specific engine category, such as:
The Database cluster list page displays all existing database clusters along with their current status and key information required for monitoring and administration.


Database cluster list informations:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Displays the database cluster ID.
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Warning for restarting database clusters:
When the compute resources (CPU/RAM) are adjusted but the database cluster has not yet been restarted to apply the new configuration, the system displays a warning icon. To ensure that the updated configuration takes effect and to maintain optimal performance and cluster stability, users must restart the database cluster. It is recommended to perform the restart during periods of low traffic. Once the restart is completed and the new configuration is successfully applied, the warning icon will no longer be displayed. |
| Name | Displays the database cluster name. |
| Type | Displays the database engine type. |
| Tag | Display a list of tags that have been assigned to the database cluster. |
| Version | Displays the engine version and lifecycle status:
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| Node | Displays the number of nodes in the database cluster. |
| Status | Displays the current cluster status (Running, Stopped, Warning, ...). |
| Backup | Indicates whether Backup service is enabled. |
| Vertical scaling | Indicates whether Auto Vertical Scaling service is enabled. |
| Monitoring | Indicates whether Monitoring service is enabled. |
| Created at | Displays the database cluster creation timestamp. |
| Action | Displays available actions for the database cluster (Start, Stop, Restart, Delete, Resize, …). |