# Databases

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### Overview

Databases represent your database workloads deployed on Clouddley running on virtual machines, servers, and bare metal with zero downtime. It automatically creates your selected database engine, whether it's **PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, or others,** and provisions it using cloud-native tooling. It simplifies database setup, maintenance, and security.

### Key Features

Here are the key features supported by Databases;

* **Support for Multiple Databases**\
  Whether you’re working with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or Redis, you can easily deploy and manage them all in one place.
* **Real-Time Database Logs**\
  Stay on top of performance and troubleshoot issues quickly with detailed logging.
* **Password reset**\
  Easily reset passwords for users securely with built-in authentication and encryption.
* **Supports delete protection**\
  Prevent accidental data loss, which safeguards against unintended deletions.


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