How to deploy and configure MongoDB/Redis connections in CloudBeaver 25.3.0? (Driver configuration issues, default value overrides, and connection failures)

[buxiuzhang]

Environment

• CloudBeaver version: 25.3.0 (Docker deployment)
• MongoDB version: 7.0 (Docker, same network as CloudBeaver)
• Redis version: 7.2 (Docker, same network as CloudBeaver)
• OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

Problem Summary
I'm struggling to properly deploy and configure MongoDB and Redis connections in CloudBeaver 25.3.0. Below are the key issues I'm facing:

1. MongoDB Driver Configuration Issues:

   • Defined default="127.0.0.1" for the host property in the driver config, but the web UI still shows localhost (tried override-default="true" but it didn't work).
   • The driver config's config-properties don't match the web UI (extra fields like "Default catalog" appear, even though I didn't define them).
   • Connection failures (e.g., UnknownHostException for the MongoDB container name, even though they're in the same Docker network).

2. Redis Support:

   • CloudBeaver 25.3.0 doesn't show Redis as a built-in data source. How to add Redis support (driver configuration, JAR dependencies)?

Steps I've Tried

• Modified the MongoDB driver config (added override-default="true", renamed driver ID to avoid built-in conflicts).
• Ensured MongoDB/Redis containers are in the same Docker network as CloudBeaver.
• Cleared CloudBeaver's driver cache (drivers.xml and workspace metadata).

Questions

1. What's the correct way to configure the MongoDB driver in CloudBeaver 25.3.0 to:
   • Force the host default value to 127.0.0.1 (instead of localhost)?
   • Make the web UI match the config-properties I defined (hide extra fields)?
2. How to add Redis support to CloudBeaver 25.3.0 (driver setup, required JARs, config examples)?

Attachments

• MongoDB driver config XML (as used in my setup).
• Screenshot of the CloudBeaver web UI showing mismatched config fields.

[dariamarutkina]

Hello, @buxiuzhang!

Thanks for your question🦫

Please note that MongoDB and Redis are fully supported in CloudBeaver Enterprise.
CloudBeaver Community Edition does not provide official support for these NoSQL databases.

If you need stable MongoDB/Redis functionality, we recommend using CloudBeaver Enterprise or trying it via the 2-week trial version.

Thank you for your understanding💙