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Hello,
You could use a client like TablePlus that you install on your PC/Mac and connect to the cluster remotely from your local machine.
Another option would be to just create a small droplet and install MySQL 8.x client there and use the droplet as a hub to connect to your managed database cluster.
Hope that this helps! Regards, Bobby
Case Closed :) Finally i had to deploy new droplet with Ubuntu 18.04.3, PHP7.3, MySQL 8.0 and use it to connect into the DB Cluster. I’m Also installing PhpMyAdmin for easily managing the databases on the DB Cluster.
@see https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/how-to-connect-into-db-cluster-with-phpmyadmin