Best Software Intelligence Platforms for PostgreSQL
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This a list of Software Intelligence Platforms that integrate with PostgreSQL. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with PostgreSQL. View the products that work with PostgreSQL in the table below.
What are Software Intelligence Platforms for PostgreSQL?
Software intelligence platforms provide deep visibility into the performance, behavior, and architecture of complex software systems. They automatically collect and analyze data from applications, infrastructure, logs, and user interactions to help teams detect issues, optimize performance, and improve reliability. Using AI and automation, these platforms identify anomalies, pinpoint root causes, and provide actionable insights without requiring manual analysis. They are essential for modern DevOps, cloud-native environments, and organizations running large-scale distributed applications. By centralizing observability and intelligence, they help teams accelerate innovation while reducing downtime and operational costs. Compare and read user reviews of the best Software Intelligence Platforms for PostgreSQL currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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eXplain
PKS Software
eXplain is a specialized code-analysis and legacy-system evaluation tool from PKS Software GmbH, designed to deeply analyze, map, document, and assess legacy applications, especially on mainframe platforms such as IBM i (AS/400) and IBM Z, so organizations can understand what lives in their software, how it’s structured, and what parts are worth keeping, refactoring or retiring. It imports existing source code into an independent “eXplain server”, no need to install anything on the host system, then uses advanced parsers to examine languages like COBOL, PL/I, Assembler, Natural, RPG, JCL, and others, along with data about databases (Db2, Adabas, IMS), job-schedulers, transaction monitors, and more. eXplain builds a central repository that becomes a knowledge hub; from there, it generates cross-language dependency graphs, data-flow maps, interface analyses, clusterings of related modules, and detailed object-and-resource usage reports.
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