Park databases

Park a database to reduce costs, manage resources, and ensure databases run only when needed. Parking a database suspends the database but does not destroy it. Database operations issued for a parked database can be queued until the database resumes.

The only cost incurred while the database is parked are storage costs from the cloud provider. When parking a database, the Astra Portal calculates the estimated cost of parking the database versus the cost of keeping the database running.

  1. In the Astra Portal, go to Databases.

  2. Locate the database that you want to park, and then click Park.

  3. To confirm parking, click Park Database.

The database enters Parking status while parking, and then it becomes Parked. You can’t make changes to your database while it is parking.

Once parked, database operations are limited, and the database remains parked until you unpark it.

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