DbSuite

Database operations, for real fleets

One suite for watching your databases — and proving how they're run.

DbSuite is two tools built by a working DBA for heterogeneous estates: SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, side by side, with no agents and no per-server licensing.

Explore DbMonitor — free & open source Explore DbCollector — compliance audits

The suite

Two products, one philosophy

Monitor everything from a single pane of glass, then automate the audit evidence that used to take a week of manual screenshots and spreadsheets.

Open source · GPL-3.0

DbMonitor

A self-hosted, agentless monitoring web app covering SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB from one interface — with the ability to act on what you see, not just watch it.

  • Server health, jobs, replication, and pressure indicators across platforms
  • Process kill and failover for AGs, InnoDB Cluster, Patroni, and MongoDB replica sets
  • Ad-hoc Query Tool with Windows identity attribution via Kerberos delegation
  • Runs on IIS or Docker — your data never leaves your network
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Commercial add-on

DbCollector

A proprietary, agentless collection engine that plugs into DbMonitor and automates compliance audit evidence — privileged accounts, configuration drift, backup coverage, and more — across your fleet.

  • 12 built-in compliance and security reports, ready for PCI-DSS/SOX-style audits
  • Executive summary dashboard with fleet-wide KPIs
  • AES-256-GCM encrypted credentials, PostgreSQL data warehouse for trend analysis
  • Loads into DbMonitor as a plugin — no separate app to run
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See it running

Health across four platforms, one screen

DbMonitor home page showing a server health grid across SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB

DbMonitor's home dashboard — server health across every platform in the fleet, at a glance.

Running a mixed database estate?

Start with DbMonitor — it's free, self-hosted, and open source. Add DbCollector when you need to prove compliance, not just watch dashboards.

Get DbMonitor on GitHub