Getting a Realm Object Server Instance
Getting a hosted instance of the Realm Object Server is as easy as heading over to our cloud landing page and signing up.
Once you've signed up, you'll create a new instance from our instances management page.
To get an instance of the self-hosted Realm Object Server, you'll need to sign up for a trial here. You'll receive an email with your trial token and some installation instructions. You can also find more detailed instructions in our server docs.
Connecting to your cloud instance is easy with Realm Studio. Just click the "Connect to Realm Cloud" button and select your desired instance.
If you are sharing access to your cloud instance with another user, they can connect manually by clicking "Connect to Server".
You can get your instance URL by copying it from your cloud instances dashboard.
Connecting to your self-hosted instance is easy with Realm Studio. Just click the "Connect to Server" button.
In the corresponding popup, you will need to input your server information.
URL: your URL should match the following format:
http://<ip_address>:portFor example, a local installation will look like:
http://127.0.0.1:9080If using HTTPS, your format will match:
https://<ip_address>:443
Username / Password: You will need to login with an admin user. After a fresh installation, a default admin user is created with the username:
realm-adminand a blank password. We recommend changing this password as soon as possible for security concerns.
For some of our server examples, we'll need an admin user. Luckily, it is very easy to create one from Realm Studio.
Simply click the
UserstabIn the lower right hand corner, select
Create a new userProvide a username and password
Once you're created the user, it should appear on the list. Single click the user and a details pane will appear on the right side of studio.
Change your user type from
RegulartoAdministrator
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