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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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pg_probackup
Backup and recovery manager for PostgreSQL
pg_probackup is an advanced backup and recovery tool for PostgreSQL developed by PostgresPro. It supports full, incremental, and differential backups with compression and encryption, and provides fine-grained control over backup and restore processes. It’s designed for enterprise-grade backup strategies in PostgreSQL environments. -
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sqldef
Idempotent schema management for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and more
sqldef is a schema migration tool that automatically generates SQL migration statements by comparing database schemas. Instead of writing migrations manually, developers define the desired schema, and sqldef computes the difference. It's compatible with MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and others, making migrations safer and more maintainable. -
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Evolve
Database migration tool for .NET and .NET Core projects
Evolve is a lightweight database migration tool for .NET applications, compatible with PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and SQL Server. Designed with simplicity and speed in mind, it runs SQL scripts in order and tracks their history to keep database schema consistent. Evolve integrates easily with .NET projects for version-controlled schema updates. -
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GraphQLmap
GraphQLmap is a scripting engine to interact with endpoints
...For a pentester, GraphQLmap speeds up discovery and exploitation workflows: you don’t just test known endpoints—you enumerate schema, fuzz fields, and chain queries. It offers a CLI, supports various HTTP methods, custom headers, proxies, and is designed to work with real-world GraphQL deployments. -
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Noisia
Harmful workload generator for PostgreSQL
noisia is a PostgreSQL workload generator designed for testing and benchmarking query performance. It simulates real-world SQL traffic by replaying or generating workloads based on defined query profiles. noisia is useful for stress testing databases, tuning configurations, and validating changes in performance-sensitive environments. -
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schemats
Generate typescript interface definitions from SQL database schema
Schemats is a TypeScript code generator that creates type definitions from existing PostgreSQL schemas. It helps developers working with raw SQL or query builders to maintain strong typing and avoid runtime errors. By analyzing database schemas, Schemats bridges the gap between relational databases and TypeScript-based applications.
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