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Dasha 1.10: Patroni auto-discovery, wait analysis and replication slot forecasts for PostgreSQL
Dasha is an open source performance dashboard for PostgreSQL fleets. It connects to your clusters with a read-only role, shows what the databases are doing right now, and explains what to do about it. Nothing is installed on the database hosts: no agent, and no extension beyond the ones you already have.
PG Observability Map 1.0.0 Released
We are pleased to announce the initial release (1.0.0) of PG Observability Map, a interactive web-based tool designed to visualize and explore PostgreSQL observability, metrics, and internal diagnostic views. Key Features & Highlights: Interactive visual mapping of PostgreSQL system views, functions, and statistics.
HeapDeck: an on-call monitor for PostgreSQL on iPhone and iPad
HeapDeck is a new native app for engineers on call for PostgreSQL 13 to 19, on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It opens on one health verdict with ten tiles. The Locks screen draws the tree from pg_blocking_pids() with the root blocker on top and counts the sessions that stopping it would free.
Brume: FK-safe pseudonymization for PostgreSQL test and debug copies
Brume 2.1, an open source (Apache 2.0) tool that creates deterministic, foreign-key-safe pseudonymized copies of PostgreSQL databases for testing, debugging and demos, is now available. Why Brume? Development teams often need realistic data to reproduce bugs, run tests or prepare demos, but copying production exposes real personal data.
AgensGraph 2.18 Released: Graph Database on PostgreSQL 18 with Expanded ISO GQL Support
The AgensGraph Development Team is pleased to announce the release of AgensGraph v2.18.6.1, the latest version in the 2.18 series. AgensGraph is an open-source graph database, built on PostgreSQL 18.6, that runs SQL and graph queries over the same data, in the same transaction and even in the same statement.