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Cloud Sync connects a local CLI project to your DBDock Cloud account. Configure and run DBDock from the terminal, and see the same project — its connection, storage, schedules, and backup metadata — in the dashboard.
Secrets stay on your machine. Sync uploads only non-sensitive metadata. Database passwords, storage keys, encryption secrets, and webhook URLs are never sent. See Data handling.

Best of both

Script and automate locally; monitor, share, and review from a managed dashboard.

One source of truth

Your dbdock.config.json stays authoritative. The dashboard mirrors it.

Team visibility

Give teammates a read on what’s configured without sharing your machine.

Safe by design

Metadata-only sync means linking a project never exports a credential.

How it works

DBDock keeps a small .dbdock/ folder in your project that records which cloud project this directory is linked to and the last state it synced. Running dbdock sync compares your local config to the cloud baseline and pushes the differences.
1

Sign in

Run dbdock login to authenticate to DBDock Cloud in your browser.
2

Link the project

Run dbdock init — it offers to link this directory to a cloud project. (Already have a config? It links the existing one.)
3

Sync

Run dbdock sync to push your local metadata to the dashboard. Use dbdock open to jump to it in the browser.

Everyday commands

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Authentication

Sign in, profiles, and tokens.

Syncing a project

Push, pull, status, and conflicts.