Solutions
Built for your role and your engines
Pick the page that matches how you run Postgres. Each one is specific about what we collect and what we will not pretend to.
By role
For DBAs and database reliability engineers
DBAs and DBREs
Depth you can defend in the post-incident review
For platform engineering
Platform engineering
Postgres as a platform capability, not a ticket queue
For site reliability engineering
SREs
The database page you can actually act on
For VPs of Engineering and CTOs
Engineering leaders
Fewer database incidents, and proof of how you handled the ones you had
By platform
Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL
Everything RDS hides behind four consoles, in one
Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL
Aurora is not RDS, and your monitoring should know
Google Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL
See what Query Insights cannot
AlloyDB for PostgreSQL
AlloyDB rewrote the storage layer. Your monitoring should too.
Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Flexible Server, without the blind spots
Neon
Monitoring that never wakes a sleeping compute
Supabase
Postgres can be healthy while Supavisor is on fire
Aiven for PostgreSQL
No superuser, on purpose, and that costs you nothing here
TimescaleDB
Hypertables, not ten thousand chunks
Citus
The coordinator is not the cluster
CockroachDB
Wire-compatible is not Postgres, and we do not pretend
YugabyteDB
YSQL on top, RocksDB underneath, monitored as such
Crunchy Bridge and Crunchy PGO
A real superuser, and a console that forgets
CloudNativePG
No external store, no Patroni, and no session history either
EDB Postgres Advanced Server
The wait-event surface moved underneath you
Self-hosted and Kubernetes
The depth only self-hosted allows, across every HA orchestrator you run
Put every Postgres you run on autopilot.
We onboard teams in small batches. Tell us about your fleet and we will reach out when a seat opens. One email, no drip campaign.