A New Database View, Built for Daily Use

The Database tab on any PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, or MongoDB service now has a Zeabur Omni Suite button in the top-right corner. Click it and a full-screen database view opens in a new tab — built around the workflow you actually use every day: open a table, scan rows, fix a value, jump to the row a foreign key points at, run a quick SQL query, move on.

A workspace, not just a viewer

The page is laid out like a database client, not a settings page:

• Left — a tree of every database, schema (for PostgreSQL), and table you can reach with this service's credentials. Click to expand, click a table to open it.
• Center — the table opens in a high-density data grid. 100, 500, 1,000, or 10,000 rows per page; column types shown in the header; horizontal scroll for wide tables.
• Bottom — a status bar with total row count, column count, and a pager. The pager has a popover for jumping to a specific page.

Connections piggy-back on the same proxy your service already uses, so there's no extra credential to manage and no separate host to allow-list.

Click a cell, edit a cell

Double-click any cell and a popover opens with the current value in a resizable textarea — large JSON blobs and long text are first-class, not squeezed into a one-line input. Edits are staged, not committed: the edited cell is highlighted, and an Apply All button at the top lets you review pending changes before they hit the database. One round-trip, all your edits.

Follow a foreign key without losing your place

When a column is a foreign key, its cells get a small chevron. Click it and a popover slides in with the referenced row — every column, formatted the same way as the grid. No new tab, no breadcrumb to follow back; close the popover and you're exactly where you were.

Run SQL in a split pane

Click the SQL button in the status bar and a Monaco-powered editor splits in from below. Write a query, press run, and the results render in the same data grid component you've been using all along — same column types, same formatting, same keyboard handling. The split is draggable, so you can give the editor or the results more room depending on what you're doing.

Supported databases

• PostgreSQL — databases, schemas, tables, foreign keys
• MySQL / MariaDB — databases, tables, foreign keys
• MongoDB — databases, collections (documents render as JSON cells)

Open a database service, look for Zeabur Omni Suite in the top right, and give it a try. This is the first piece of the Omni Suite to land in the dashboard — more is on the way.