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@cgmendla - The username (usually ‘rails’) and password should show up when you log in to the one-click droplet, i.e., in the message-of-the-day. Make sure you set this password in one of your source files. Edit: the example in the tutorial uses the environment variable APP_DATABASE_PASSWORD which you can set either in your login shell’s “rc” file, or explicitly set in your script or invocation command line.