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Console guide

Navigate the console

Use the current console guide for live instance workflows and availability. Screenshots below illustrate the demo workspace with sample data. In the signed-in console, actions operate on the selected instance when your role and its capabilities allow them.

Find data, queries, connections, and instance operations from one organized workspace.

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Current OriginChainDB instance overview with its full workspace sidebar, header, and connection and configuration links. Current OriginChainDB instance overview with its full workspace sidebar, header, and connection and configuration links.
Demo illustration: the current instance overview, showing local preview configuration and workspace navigation.Current console · Dark theme · Local preview
Find your instance tools
Current OriginChainDB instance overview with its full workspace sidebar, header, and connection and configuration links. Current OriginChainDB instance overview with its full workspace sidebar, header, and connection and configuration links.

Actual local console with sample data. No production database is connected.

1. Pick an organization and instance

The top bar identifies your organization and active instance. The instance workspace is where you query and manage that database; Back to instances returns to the organization inventory. Search and the theme control remain available across the console.

Check the connection state before acting. Local preview means the page is showing sample data or configuration drafts, not confirmed production state.

3. Browse your instances

The organization-level Instances page is the inventory. Open an instance to enter its workspace, or choose New instance to prepare a deployment. Organization team, usage, billing, and settings pages apply across that organization.

4. Explore data and connect an application

Data Explorer has four views: Data, Connections, Embeddings, and Indexes. Use namespace and table filters to narrow the scope. In Connections, switch between the schema map and record graph; Expand workspace gives the canvas more room without losing its controls.

Open Connect from the instance overview or Workbench. Choose Application API, Database client, or AI & MCP, then follow the instructions for your client. Keep credentials private and confirm the live endpoint, enabled listener, and TLS settings before using a template.

Network access, cold storage, configuration, and instance settings are linked from the overview. Dedicated-only settings are identified where you configure them.

5. Review changes before applying them

A saved draft is different from an applied engine change. Read the resulting status, especially for network rules, feature switches, backup requests, and deployment settings. Deleting an instance or changing its credentials can affect connected applications; use the confirmation and impact details presented by the live console.

Next: explore a query

Open the Workbench guide for a first query, or create a table before loading your own data.