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Connect. Query. Build.
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FluxOS Cloud is in private beta. Testers work in the browser workbench and over the HTTP API; Postgres connections work on self-hosted servers and are coming to Cloud.

QUICKSTART

Three steps.

01

Get an invite

FluxOS Cloud is invite-only during the beta. Join the waitlist, or accept the invite a teammate sent you.

open https://console.cloud.fluxos.run/waitlist
02

Open your workspace

Sign in and you land in the workbench: query editor, schema browser, notebooks and dashboards, in the browser.

open https://console.cloud.fluxos.run
03

Write Flux or SQL

SQL works directly. Or use Flux: pipe-based, composable, read top to bottom.

from orders
| where status == "paid"
| take 10;
PROTOCOLS

Ways to connect.

All of them hit the same engine: same data, same auth, same query language.

D

Workbench

Full browser UI in your workspace. Query editor, schema browser, MV manager, connector wizards, dashboards, and notebooks.

open https://console.cloud.fluxos.run
H

HTTP / JSON (HTTPS)

JSON API with a Bearer token. Good for web apps, webhooks, scripts.

curl -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $T" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query":"from orders | take 10"}' \
  "$FLUXOS_HTTP/api/query"
P

pgwire (self-hosted)

PostgreSQL wire protocol on port 5432 for psql and drivers, on self-hosted servers with TLS configured (password login needs it). Not on Cloud yet, and most ORMs don't work yet; see known limits.

psql "host=localhost port=5432 sslmode=require"

Read the docs. Or join the beta.

Full reference for Flux, the HTTP API, configuration, and operations lives in the docs.

Open the docs Join the waitlist