RisingWave Console is an on-premise user interface designed by RisingWave Labs to enhance your observability and simplify the management of your existing RisingWave clusters. It provides a centralized web-based dashboard to connect to, monitor, and interact with your RisingWave deployments, whether they are running in Docker, on Kubernetes, or even in RisingWave Cloud.

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Key features and benefits

RisingWave Console empowers you to:

  • Centralize cluster connections: Manage connection details for all your RisingWave clusters in one place.
  • Monitor cluster status: Get at-a-glance information about your connected clusters, including their status and node count.
  • Execute risectl commands: Run RisingWave’s command-line utility (risectl) commands directly on your clusters through the RisingWave Console UI.
  • Manage metadata snapshots: Easily create manual metadata snapshots of your RisingWave clusters and configure automated backups for disaster recovery and state management.
  • Collect diagnostic information: Trigger and automate the collection of diagnostic data and system metrics for advanced troubleshooting.
  • Utilize an interactive SQL console:
    • Connect to specific databases within your RisingWave clusters.
    • Explore database schemas (tables, views, materialized views, sources, sinks).
    • Write and execute SQL queries with support for multiple tabs and query history.
    • Visualize streaming data flows with an integrated Streaming Graph for queries involving streaming entities.
  • Maintain control: As an on-premise tool, RisingWave Console and its metadata (stored in a PostgreSQL database you manage) remain within your infrastructure.

The primary benefits include simplified operations, improved observability into your streaming data platform, and efficient troubleshooting, all from a convenient web interface.

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RisingWave Console editions

RisingWave Console is available in two editions:

  • RisingWave Console-Lite: This is the open-source edition, licensed under Apache 2.0. It includes all the core functionalities described in this documentation and is freely available for download and use.
  • RisingWave Console-Pro: This will be a future commercial edition offering advanced capabilities tailored for enterprise users. For more information or to express interest, please contact RisingWave Labs at sales@risingwave-labs.com.

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Who is this for?

This documentation is for DevOps engineers, Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), database administrators, and RisingWave users who are responsible for operating, monitoring, and managing self-hosted or cloud-based RisingWave clusters.

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Getting help and contributing

RisingWave Console is an on-premise user interface designed by RisingWave Labs to enhance your observability and simplify the management of your existing RisingWave clusters. It provides a centralized web-based dashboard to connect to, monitor, and interact with your RisingWave deployments, whether they are running in Docker, on Kubernetes, or even in RisingWave Cloud.

​
Key features and benefits

RisingWave Console empowers you to:

  • Centralize cluster connections: Manage connection details for all your RisingWave clusters in one place.
  • Monitor cluster status: Get at-a-glance information about your connected clusters, including their status and node count.
  • Execute risectl commands: Run RisingWave’s command-line utility (risectl) commands directly on your clusters through the RisingWave Console UI.
  • Manage metadata snapshots: Easily create manual metadata snapshots of your RisingWave clusters and configure automated backups for disaster recovery and state management.
  • Collect diagnostic information: Trigger and automate the collection of diagnostic data and system metrics for advanced troubleshooting.
  • Utilize an interactive SQL console:
    • Connect to specific databases within your RisingWave clusters.
    • Explore database schemas (tables, views, materialized views, sources, sinks).
    • Write and execute SQL queries with support for multiple tabs and query history.
    • Visualize streaming data flows with an integrated Streaming Graph for queries involving streaming entities.
  • Maintain control: As an on-premise tool, RisingWave Console and its metadata (stored in a PostgreSQL database you manage) remain within your infrastructure.

The primary benefits include simplified operations, improved observability into your streaming data platform, and efficient troubleshooting, all from a convenient web interface.

​
RisingWave Console editions

RisingWave Console is available in two editions:

  • RisingWave Console-Lite: This is the open-source edition, licensed under Apache 2.0. It includes all the core functionalities described in this documentation and is freely available for download and use.
  • RisingWave Console-Pro: This will be a future commercial edition offering advanced capabilities tailored for enterprise users. For more information or to express interest, please contact RisingWave Labs at sales@risingwave-labs.com.

​
Who is this for?

This documentation is for DevOps engineers, Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), database administrators, and RisingWave users who are responsible for operating, monitoring, and managing self-hosted or cloud-based RisingWave clusters.

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Getting help and contributing