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    repmgr

    repmgr

    A lightweight replication manager for PostgreSQL (Postgres)

    repmgr is a management tool for PostgreSQL replication, providing monitoring, failover, and administrative capabilities for streaming replication setups. It simplifies the configuration of primary/standby clusters and automates failover processes for high availability. repmgr is widely used in production environments where database resilience and minimal downtime are critical.
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    PLpgSQL Check

    PLpgSQL Check

    plpgsql_check is a linter tool (does source code static analyze)

    plpgsql_check is a PostgreSQL extension for static analysis and runtime checking of PL/pgSQL functions. It helps developers catch bugs early by analyzing code structure, variable usage, and SQL correctness before execution. The extension is ideal for improving code quality in large Postgres-based applications.
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