Jetelina can manage multiple databases at once. These databases are PostgreSQL, MySQL, redis and MongoDB. The meaning of ‘manage’ is
- create tables for RDBMS automatically by uploading your data as a CSV file
- create their queries: insert/delete/update/select, name/value
- available to delete these queries
- available to use these queries through HTTPd with JSON I/F
- available to change some database parameters: port no, default user password,….
On the other hand, Jetelina cannot manage,
- creating/deleting database
- backuping/restoring database
- managing user information in a database
And other complex DBA functions on each of the databases are not implemented so far.
In most of the cases, RDBMS is used in a lot of web systems. redis and MongoDB are sometimes used in special cases, and the system needs two different interfaces in managing and running them. Their web interfaces are to be different as well.
From the view of a database manager, this is common sense, but it is not from the view of a web application developer. An application developer just wants to store and withdraw a data against a table, no matter what kind of databases.
Jetelina unifies this ‘store and withdraw’ interface in every database with JSON form.
Easy handling databases makes a web developer to try a new database.