The Nobregas MySQL Panel dashboard is the first thing you see after logging in. It gives you a real-time overview of your account resources, plan features, and recent activity — all in one place. Here is how to read and use every section.
Understanding the Stats Cards
At the top of the dashboard you will find four stat cards showing your current usage:
- Total Databases — How many databases you have created versus your plan maximum.
- Storage Used — Current storage consumption in MB compared to your allowed quota.
- Connections — The maximum number of simultaneous MySQL connections your plan supports.
- Queries/Hour — The maximum number of queries your databases can handle per hour.
Each card updates in real time and helps you monitor whether you are approaching your plan limits.
Reading the Plan Information Section
Below the stats cards, the Plan Information section shows:
- Plan Name — The name of your current hosting plan.
- Database Quota — A visual progress bar showing your database count against the limit, with a percentage.
- Storage Quota — A visual progress bar displaying how much disk space you have used, with a percentage.
Checking Feature Availability
Underneath the quotas, you will see feature toggles that indicate what your plan includes:
- Remote Access — Whether you can connect to your databases from external servers.
- phpMyAdmin Access — Whether the one-click phpMyAdmin SSO button is available.
- Daily Backups — Whether automatic daily backups are enabled.
A green indicator means the feature is active; gray means it is not included in your plan.
Viewing Recent Activity
The bottom of the dashboard lists your Recent Activity — a chronological log of actions you have performed, such as creating databases, adding users, running queries, or generating backups. Each entry includes a timestamp so you can track exactly when something happened.
Navigating to Other Pages
The top navigation bar contains links to every section of the panel:
- Dashboard — The overview page you are on.
- Databases — Create, manage, and drop databases (also includes the Remote MySQL / Allowed IPs section).
- Database Users — Create MySQL users and manage privileges.
- SQL Query — Write and execute SQL queries.
- Backups — Create, download, and restore database backups.
Your Profile and Logout options are in the user avatar dropdown at the top-right corner.
Click any item in the navigation bar to go directly to that section.
