Projects
Projects List
At any time you can go back to the list of projects by selecting the SQLite Cloud logo in the top left corner of your dashboard.
Projects
A project represents a logical name for your database cluster. If you’re looking to set up a cluster for your warehouse, then a fitting name could be MyWarehouse or MyCompany. For your flagship mobile app, you might choose MyAwesomeApp. The SQLite Cloud dashboard permits you to create and manage multiple projects (clusters) according to your needs.
Each project can be configured independently to suit your specific requirements. For instance, MyAwesomeApp could be a complex, 127-node cluster distributed worldwide, while MyWarehouse could be a simpler 3-node cluster situated near your headquarter in New York.
Create a New Project
To create a new project, simply click on the “New Project” button. A dialogue box will appear, allowing you to specify a project name and choose a deployment region for your node.
In this beta version, projects are limited to the Hobby Tier plan, and you can deploy only one node initially. However, you retain the flexibility to adjust the number of nodes later in the Nodes section as needed.
Administrator Password
It is a good idea to write your Administrator Password somewhere because it is the password you can use to directly connect to any node using the sqlitecloud-cli or the SDK.