Managing your site

Your database: credentials & access

Seeing and using your site's database credentials. Every WordPress site on Belov Cloud runs against its own isolated MariaDB (MySQL-compatible) database — nothing shared with other sites or other customers — and the panel shows you the full connection details whenever you need them.

Open your site and go to the Database tab. You'll see the connection details — host, port, database name, user, and the password behind a reveal-on-click — for the live site, and a second section with staging's own credentials if a staging environment exists. Staging's database is fully separate from live: separate data, separate user, separate password, so nothing you break there can touch production.

Open the Database tab
On the site in your panel, choose Database. Live and staging each get their own card with the full connection details and the current database size.
Reveal and copy what you need
The password is masked until you click it; every field has one-click copy. WordPress itself connects automatically — you never have to plug these in for the site to work.
See all your databases in one place
The Databases page in the panel lists every database across your account — WordPress sites and Node.js app services alike.

Where the password lives (and doesn't)

Credentials are read live from your site's runtime each time you open the tab — Belov Cloud never stores your database password anywhere else. And the database is reachable only from inside your site's private network, never from the public internet: the credentials are for tools that run within your site (a database-manager plugin, for example), not for exposing MySQL to the world. Every daily backup includes a full copy of the database, and you can restore or download it any time.

An isolated database per site — with daily off-site backups of it included — comes with every plan.

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