Search for services in Aiven Console#

On the Current services page in Aiven Console you can search for services by keywords and narrow down the results using filters.

Search by keyword#

When you search by keyword, Aiven Console will show all services that have the matching words in the service name, plan, cloud provider, and tags.

Filter search results#

You can narrow down your search results by clicking Filter list and selecting the services, statuses, and providers to filter by.

You can also add filters to the search field yourself. The supported filters are:

  • service

  • status

  • provider

  • region

You can add multiple values to filters separated by a comma. For example, this is how you would view all running PostgreSQL® services that are hosted on AWS or Google Cloud:

service:pg status:running provider:aws,google

You can use these filters alongside keyword searches. For example, to see all powered off Kafka® services with “production” in the name you could use:

production service:kafka status:poweroff

Filter by service type#

To filter the services by service type, use the filter values in this table.

Service name

Filter value

Apache Cassandra®

cassandra

Apache Flink®

flink

Apache Kafka®

kafka

ClickHouse®

clickhouse

Grafana®

grafana

InfluxDB®

influxdb

M3 Aggregator®

m3aggregator

M3 Coordinator®

m3coordinator

M3DB®

m3db

MySQL®

mysql

OpenSearch®

opensearch

PostgreSQL®

pg

Redis®*

redis

Filter by status#

You can filter the services to show only those that are running, powered off, rebuilding, or rebalancing. The values supported for the status filter are:

  • running

  • poweroff

  • rebuilding

  • rebalancing

Filter by cloud provider#

To filter the services by the cloud provider they are hosted on, use the filter values in this table.

Cloud provider

Filter value

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

aws

Azure

azure

Digital Ocean

do

Google Cloud Provider (GCP)

google

UpCloud

upcloud

Filter by cloud region#

The supported values for the region filter are in the Cloud column of the tables on the List of available cloud regions page. For example, to see all services in the AWS eu-central-1 region you would use this filter:

region:aws-eu-central-1