Creating a MySQL database on the Nobregas MySQL Panel takes just a few clicks. Your database is provisioned instantly on your assigned server node, ready for tables, users, and data. Follow this step-by-step guide to create your first — or next — database.
Step 1: Navigate to the Databases Page
- Log in at mysql.nobregas.org.
- Click Databases in the top navigation bar.
- You will see a list of your existing databases (if any) and a Create Database button at the top right.
Step 2: Click Create Database
Click the Create Database button. A modal dialog will appear with a single input field.
Step 3: Enter a Database Name
Type a name for your new database in the input field. Keep in mind:
- Your database name will be automatically prefixed with your account prefix (e.g.,
u24a5d4_). So if you typemysite, the final name will be something likeu24a5d4_mysite. - Only alphanumeric characters and underscores are allowed.
- The total name (prefix + your input) cannot exceed 64 characters.
- Choose a descriptive name like
blog,shop, orapp_production.
Step 4: Confirm Creation
Click the Create button inside the modal. The panel will:
- Validate your database name.
- Check that you have not exceeded your plan's database limit.
- Create the database on your assigned MySQL node.
- Record the database in your account.
A success notification appears and the new database is immediately visible in your database list.
What Happens After Creation
Your new database is:
- Empty — It has no tables yet. You can create tables using the Visual Table Builder or via SQL queries.
- Accessible — Your main MySQL user already has access. You can also create additional database users with specific privileges.
- Backed up — If your plan includes daily backups, the database will be included automatically.
Database Limits
Each plan has a maximum number of databases. If you have reached your limit, the panel will display an error. To create more databases:
- Delete databases you no longer need.
- Upgrade your hosting plan with Nobregas.
Next Steps
- Create a table inside your new database.
- Create a database user with custom privileges.
- View connection details to connect from your application.