Publishing Cloud docs for AI addition

deployments.md

@@ -36,3 +36,4 @@ Test: Use this file to deploy changes to branches that do not require a change t
 01/26/2025 - Retrying deployment
 02/27/2026 - Publish update.
 04/01/2026 - Deployment issue with pgEdge labs build.
+04/14/2026 - Cloud updates.

docs/cloud/cluster/manage_cluster.md

@@ -1,32 +1,31 @@
 # Managing a Cluster
 
-You can use the pgEdge Distributed Postgres (Cloud Edition) console to
-review cluster information; highlight the name of a cluster in the
-`Clusters` menu to access the console for that cluster.
+Use the pgEdge Cloud console to review cluster information. Highlight the
+name of a cluster in the `Clusters` menu to access the console for that
+cluster.
 
 ![The cluster console header](../images/cluster_console_header.png)
 
-If you've recently created or modified the cluster, the header displays a
-banner showing the cluster state.  The console header also displays
+If you recently created or modified the cluster, the header displays a
+banner showing the cluster state. The console header also displays
 information about the selected cluster:
 
-* The cluster name.
-* The length of time since the last cluster update.
-* The preferred connection type (`Public` or `Private`); this indicates
-  if the cluster nodes are in a public subnet or not.
-* The `Cluster ID` associated with the cluster.
-* The name of the cloud provider account on which the cluster resides;
-  click the name of the account to navigate to the details page for the
-  account.
-* User-defined [resource tags](resource_tag.md) associated with the cluster.
+- The cluster name.
+- The length of time since the last cluster update.
+- The cluster connection type (`Public` or `Private`), which indicates
+  whether the cluster nodes are in a public subnet.
+- The `Cluster ID` associated with the cluster.
+- The name of the cloud provider account on which the cluster resides;
+  click the account name to navigate to the details page for the account.
+- User-defined [resource tags](resource_tag.md) associated with the cluster.
 
-Also in the cluster header, a set of informational panes tell you the
-state of the cluster at a glance:
+The cluster header also displays a set of informational panes that show
+the state of the cluster at a glance:
 
-* the total node count
-* the number of healthy nodes
-* the number of unhealthy nodes
-* the number of unresponsive nodes
+- the total node count.
+- the number of healthy nodes.
+- the number of unhealthy nodes.
+- the number of unresponsive nodes.
 
 
 ## The Cluster Information Tabs
@@ -36,64 +35,69 @@ state of the cluster at a glance:
 The tabbed browser on the `Cluster` tab provides quick access to
 information about the state of your cluster:
 
-* Select the [`Overview`](#the-overview-tab) tab to view information
-  about the cluster, and the databases currently deployed on the cluster.
-  Detailed information about the cluster's nodes is displayed below. Click
-  on an icon in the `Database` pane to navigate to detailed information
-  about the selected database.
-* Select the [`Metrics`](#reviewing-cluster-metrics) tab to view details
-  about cluster resource use.
-* Select the `Logs` tab to review cluster log files.
+- Select the [`Overview`](#the-overview-tab) tab to view information
+  about the cluster and the databases currently deployed on the cluster.
+  Detailed information about the cluster nodes displays below. Click an
+  icon in the `Database` pane to navigate to detailed information about
+  the selected database.
+- Select the [`Metrics`](#reviewing-cluster-metrics) tab to view
+  details about cluster resource use.
+- Select the [`Logs`](#reviewing-cluster-log-files) tab to review
+  cluster log files.
 
 ### The Overview Tab
 
-Select the `Overview` tab to review information about the cluster. Panes
-on the `Overview` tab contain links to cluster artifacts:
+Select the `Overview` tab to review information about the cluster.
+Panes on the `Overview` tab contain links to cluster artifacts:
 
-  * Select a database name in the `Databases` pane to navigate to the
-    information page for that database.
-  * Select a backup store name in the `Backup Store` pane to navigate to
-    the information page for the store.
+- Select a database name in the `Databases` pane to navigate to the
+  information page for that database.
+- Select a backup store name in the `Backup Store` pane to navigate to
+  the information page for the store.
 
 ![The cluster overview](../images/cluster_overview_details.png)
 
-The `Nodes` pane contains general node information. Use the tabbed browser
-to select a node to review information that node:
+The `Nodes` pane contains general node information. Use the tabbed
+browser to select a node and review information about that node:
 
-* The `Availability Zone` lists the provider region in which the node
+- The `Availability Zone` lists the provider region in which the node
   is deployed.
-* Use the `External IP Address` when making ssh connections to the node.
-* Use the `Internal IP Address` when configuring VPN connections to
-  the node.
-* The `Instance Type` and `Volume Size` fields provide node size information.
-* The `Instance ID` identifies the node and associated resources in the
+- Use the `External IP Address` when making SSH connections to the node.
+- Use the `Internal IP Address` when configuring VPN connections to the
+  node.
+- The `Instance Type` and `Volume Size` fields provide node size information.
+- The `Instance ID` identifies the node and associated resources in the
   cloud provider console.
-* The `UUID` is a unique identifier for cluster resources outside of
+- The `UUID` is a unique identifier for cluster resources outside of
   the cloud provider console; use the UUID when making API calls.
 
-**Cluster Nodes Map**
-
 When the `Overview` tab is selected, a map displays the locations of
-the cluster's nodes. Hover over a mapped node to display the name and
+the cluster nodes. Hover over a mapped node to display the name and
 city in which the node resides.
 
 ![The cluster console Map tab](../images/cluster_map_tab.png)
 
-**Review Firewall Configuration**
-
-The `Overview` tab displays the currently defined [Firewall Rules]
-(firewall.md).
+The `Overview` tab also displays the currently defined
+[Firewall Rules](firewall.md).
 
 ![The cluster's firewall rules](../images/overview_firewall_rule.png)
 
-Select the `Manage Firewall Rules` button to open a dialog that allows you to
-[modify or create rules](firewall.md) for the cluster.
+Select the `Manage Firewall Rules` button to open a dialog that allows
+you to [modify or create rules](firewall.md) for the cluster.
+
+The `Overview` tab also displays the current [VPC Associations](vpc_assoc.md):
+
+![The cluster's VPC associations](../images/overview_vpc_assoc.png)
 
-**VPC Associations**
+Select the `+ Add VPC Association` button to add a new association.
 
-The Overview tab also displays the current [VPC Associations](vpc_assoc.md):
+The `Overview` tab also displays a list of the current public ingresses:
 
-![The cluster's VPC associations ](../images/overview_vpc_assoc.png)
+![Accessing a public ingress](../images/ingress_list.png)
+
+Select the `+ Add Ingress` button to
+[create a public ingress](../services.md#creating-a-public-ingress)
+for a cluster without a public-facing IP address.
 
 
 ### Reviewing Cluster Metrics
@@ -103,21 +107,20 @@ the cluster.
 
 ![The cluster metrics](../images/cluster_metrics_details.png)
 
-Select from tabs across the top to review a graph containing:
+Select from the tabs across the top to review graphs containing:
 
-* Metrics for `All nodes` in your cluster.
-* Metrics for a specific node in your cluster.
+- metrics for all nodes in your cluster.
+- metrics for a specific node in your cluster.
 
-Use the drop-down at the top of the `Metrics` pane allows you to
-specify the length of time displayed by each graph.
+The drop-down at the top of the `Metrics` pane allows you to specify
+the length of time displayed by each graph.
 
-Select a point on a graph to display information about the graphed event
-that occurred on your cluster:
+Select a point on a graph to display information about the graphed
+event that occurred on your cluster:
 
-![A point-in-time selected in the cluster metrics graph]
-(../images/cluster_metrics_PIT.png)
+![A point-in-time in the cluster metrics graph](../images/cluster_metrics_PIT.png)
 
-The graphs display metrics about:
+The following table describes the available graphs:
 
 | Graph Name | Description |
 |------------|-------------|
@@ -128,49 +131,51 @@ The graphs display metrics about:
 | Network Receive | The amount of data received by the instance |
 | Network Send | The amount of data transmitted from the instance |
 
+
+### Reviewing Cluster Log Files
+
 Select the `Logs` tab to review log files for the cluster.
 
 ![The cluster log files](../images/cluster_log_details.png)
 
-Use the tabs across the top to select the node(s) for which you'd like to
-review the log files. Then:
+Use the tabs across the top to select the nodes for which you want to
+review log files. Then select one of the following log types:
 
-* select `System logs` to review the system commands performed to
-  manage your cluster.
-* select `Docker logs` to review the Docker-specific commands executed
-  to manage the container in which your cluster is running.
-* select `SSH logs` to review details about ssh connections made to
-  your cluster.
+- `System logs` to review the system commands performed to manage your
+  cluster.
+- `Docker logs` to review the Docker-specific commands executed to
+  manage the container in which your cluster is running.
+- `SSH logs` to review details about SSH connections made to your
+  cluster.
 
-Use the `Auto refresh`/`Manual refresh` drop-down to specify if the log
-entries should update automatically (`Auto refresh`), or to pause updating
-(`Manual refresh`) for easier viewing.  To manually refresh the log
+Use the `Auto refresh`/`Manual refresh` drop-down to specify whether
+log entries update automatically (`Auto refresh`) or pause updating
+(`Manual refresh`) for easier viewing. To manually refresh the log
 table's content, select the refresh button to the right of the drop-down.
 
-Use controls in the table header to sort or search the selected log file:
+Use the controls in the table header to sort or search the selected log file:
 
-* Select a column heading to sort alphabetically by the column value;
-  click a second time to reverse the sort order.
-* Click the filter icon to the right of the `Level` heading to select a
-  status from the drop-down; all rows assigned the selected status will be
-  filtered to the top of the result set.
+- Select a column heading to sort alphabetically by the column value;
+  select a second time to reverse the sort order.
+- Click the filter icon to the right of the `Level` heading to select a
+  status from the drop-down; all rows assigned the selected status will
+  be filtered to the top of the result set.
 
 ![Filtering the cluster log](../images/cluster_log_filter.png)
 
-* Use the search box to the right of the `Message` label to enter a
+- Use the search box to the right of the `Message` label to enter a
   search string; the search term will be highlighted in the log file
-  entries.  Use the navigation arrows to move to the next/previous
+  entries. Use the navigation arrows to move to the next or previous
   occurrence of the search term.
 
 ![Searching the cluster log](../images/cluster_log_message.png)
 
-## pgEdge Distributed PostgreSQL: Cloud Edition Resources
+## Cluster Administration Links
 
-Use the links at the end of the navigation pane to access pgEdge
-Distributed PostgreSQL: Cloud Edition resources:
+Use the links at the end of the navigation pane to access pgEdge Cloud resources:
 
-* For an invitation to the pgEdge Discord server, select the
-  `Community` link.
-* To review the documentation, select the `Docs` link.
-* To manage account details, select the `Settings` link.
-* Select the `Team Management` link to manage account membership.
+- To manage account details, select the [`Settings`](../settings.md) link.
+- Select the [`Team Management`](../teams.md) link to manage account membership.
+- For an invitation to the pgEdge Discord server, select the `Community` link.
+- To review the documentation, select the
+  [`Docs`](https://docs.pgedge.com/) link.

docs/cloud/database/create_db.md

@@ -48,11 +48,39 @@ database is provisioned:
 
 ![Selecting database options](../images/create_db_options.png)
 
-* Use the toggle switch next to `Install Northwind Database` to install the
-  Northwind sample database and schema objects. 
 * Use the toggle switch next to `Enable AWS CloudWatch Metrics` to share
   metrics with [AWS CloudWatch](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudwatch/).
 
+Use the `Services` section to add an [MCP server](https://docs.pgedge.com/pgedge-postgres-mcp-server/v1-0-0/) to your installation. Currently, MCP server functionality is supported only on private clusters with a defined ingress.  
+
+![Selecting database services](../images/create_db_services.png)
+
+Select the button labeled `+ MCP Server` to add MCP server details for your database; for more information about adding or managing a service in the cloud, see [Adding pgEdge AI Tookit Functionality(../services.md)].
+
+Select the Add MCP Server button to access the Add MCP Server popup and define an MCP server, and optionally enable an associated LLM.
+
+![Adding an MCP Server](../images/add_mcp_server.png)
+
+Use fields on the `Add MCP Server` popup to describe the server and optionally, the LLM:
+
+* Click the `Select Host` field to select the node that the MCP server will be provisioned on; you can deploy the MCP server on each node of your cluster, but each MCP server deployment must be individually defined.
+
+* Use the `API Token` field to provide the string used to authenticate with your MCP server; this is a user-created value.
+
+* Slide the `LLM Enabled?` toggle switch to enable the LLM detail fields.
+
+* Use the LLM Provider drop-down to select your AI provider; currently, Cloud supports the following AI providers:
+
+    * Anthropic AI (Claude)
+    * OpenAI (ChatGPT)
+    * Ollama
+
+* Enter the model name of the LLM provider; this field is not validated, but must match the name of an available model.  For example, the following models are supported:
+
+    * claude-sonnet-4-6
+    * gpt-4o
+    * llama3.1
+
 After making your selections, click `Create Database` to initialize a
 Postgres database and start replicating data between the nodes in the
 cluster. Your new database is added to the list of databases in the left pane

docs/cloud/database/manage_db.md

@@ -26,6 +26,16 @@ The database header tells you:
 * The Postgres database version.
 * The version of the Spock extension in use by the database.
 
+### Changing the Display Name of a Database
+
+To change the name of a database that is displayed in the navigation pane, highlight the database name and select `Edit Display Name` from the `Actions` menu.
+
+![pgEdge Database Console](../images/actions_database.png)
+
+When the `Change Display Name` popup opens, enter the new database name in the `Display Name` field and select `Apply`.
+
+![pgEdge Database Console](../images/edit_display_name.png)
+
 
 ## The Get Started Pane
 
@@ -79,7 +89,9 @@ access the password associated with one of the identities (`app`,
 
 ![Password management options](../images/password.png)
 
-Then, use options in the `Password` field to manage the password
+### Password Management
+
+You can use options in the `Password` field to manage the password
 assigned to the `app` user:
 
 * Select `show` to display the password in unobscured form; select `hide`