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docs-src/astra-cli-core/modules/ROOT/pages/index.adoc

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docs-src/astra-cli-core/modules/ROOT/pages/managing.adoc

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== List databases
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To get the list of active databases in your {astra_db} organization, use the command `astra db list`.
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You can create an {astra_db} *Serverless* database with the `astra db create <db-name>` command.
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While you cannot create {astra_db} *Classic* databases with the `astra db create <db-name>` command, you can use other {astra_cli} commands to return information about existing {astra_db} Classic databases.
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By default, the region will be an available free region, and the keyspace name will be the same as the database name. You can change the names with `-r` and `-k` respectively.
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Operation directory: /Users/awesome.user/Downloads/logs/LOAD_20220823-182343-074618
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Setting executor.maxPerSecond not set when connecting to DataStax Astra: applying a limit of 9,000 ops/second based on the number of coordinators (3).
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If your Astra database has higher limits, please define executor.maxPerSecond explicitly.
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