Connection counts, backup activity, recent runs, and quick actions live in one place.
DBAegis brings backup scheduling, restore safety, validation evidence, destinations, notifications, backup history, secure access controls, and recovery metadata into one modern interface so teams stop babysitting scattered scripts, cron jobs, cloud consoles, and shared credentials.
Connection counts, backup activity, recent runs, and quick actions live in one place.
Use optional LDAP sign-in while keeping local accounts available for controlled platform access.
Only valid target combinations surface, so operators avoid impossible or unsafe choices.
Secure communication, certificate verification, and SSL/StartTLS support fit security-conscious environments.
Connection passwords and related credentials are stored in encrypted form for stronger operational safety.
Dry runs, reason capture, password re-authorization, typed high-risk confirmation, and audit fields make recovery safer.
System snapshots preserve DBAegis metadata and configuration for safer recovery.
DBAegis gives database teams a polished control plane for backup operations across mixed estates, with security features that fit enterprise environments instead of getting bolted on later.
Bring Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Azure SQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra, Couchbase, CouchDB, Neo4j, ClickHouse, Snowflake, Cosmos DB, DynamoDB, Firestore, and more into one consistent control surface with visible health, direct actions, and less operator guesswork.
Instead of hiding outcomes in logs, DBAegis keeps recurring jobs, recent runs, sizes, and statuses visible where operators actually work.
Valid storage options only. Fewer broken paths, fewer wrong clicks, and clearer destination setup across engines.
Support centralized identity with optional LDAP sign-in while keeping native DBAegis users for local administration, break-glass access, and controlled onboarding.
TLS-secured access, certificate verification, SSL/StartTLS options, and encrypted storage for connection passwords make the control plane safer for real environments.
Linux-native deployment, zero forced SaaS dependency, styled email notifications, webhook support, and compatibility with both cloud and local storage make DBAegis feel like an infrastructure product instead of a generic dashboard veneer.
DBAegis makes restore a governed workflow instead of a dangerous one-click operation. Operators can prove intent, validate the path, and preserve evidence before high-risk recovery work proceeds.
Validate restore inputs, destination compatibility, selected backup artifacts, and execution readiness before running the actual restore.
Require operators to document why a restore is being performed so audit trails contain operational context, not just timestamps.
Critical restore actions can require password confirmation so destructive work is tied to an intentional authenticated decision.
For destructive or production-sensitive restores, typed verification helps prevent accidental execution and makes the risk obvious before action.
Capture who restored, what was restored, when it happened, why it happened, and which backup artifact or destination was involved.
Real screens show how teams move from connection inventory to schedules, backup history, notifications, access control, and recovery without leaving the same operating surface.
Connection count, backup totals, success rate, recent activity, quick actions, and engine coverage all appear on the first screen so teams understand platform state immediately.
The product flow is straightforward: connect databases, choose destinations, schedule jobs, monitor results, receive alerts, manage access, and recover with confidence.
User management, LDAP controls, TLS settings, and encrypted secret handling extend the same polished experience to platform security—not just backup execution.
Lead with the screens that show the everyday operator journey: inventory, job orchestration, backup outcomes, notifications, and destination management.
DBAegis secures the backup control plane with optional LDAP sign-in, local user management, role mapping for admin and read-only access, TLS-enabled communication, and encrypted storage for connection passwords.
Connect DBAegis to LDAP when centralized identity is required, while still keeping local users available for direct platform administration.
Map directory groups to admin and read-only roles so operators get the access they need without relying on shared credentials.
TLS can be enabled, certificate verification is supported, and LDAP settings can be tested before save for safer rollout in real environments.
These controls make DBAegis feel production-ready for teams that care about access discipline and platform security—not just successful backups.
Use centralized sign-in and keep native users for controlled local access.
Group mapping and role selection make permissions clearer across teams.
Secure directory communication options fit more enterprise deployment patterns.
Validate trust chains instead of treating authentication setup as a blind form.
Stored secrets are encrypted for stronger operational security.
Status, source, and last-login details help administrators manage access cleanly.
This contrast makes the value obvious for technical buyers: less fragmentation, more visibility, better guardrails, and cleaner security around access and credentials.
What backup operations often look like today.
Ownership is fuzzy, failures are quiet, and knowledge stays trapped in one operator's head.
Teams bounce between servers, cloud consoles, shell history, and ad hoc notes to understand what happened.
Authentication often lives outside the workflow, which leads to inconsistent permissions and weak secret handling.
Even the backup management layer itself may not be protected or documented well enough.
What teams get from day one.
Connections, schedules, destinations, history, and alerts live together in a single backup command center.
The product reduces context switching and turns backup operations into a consistent team process.
Destination filtering, structured forms, and safer setup flows make the system feel more deliberate.
LDAP and local users, TLS-enabled communication, encrypted passwords, and system snapshots reinforce the reliability message.
Buyers should instantly see breadth, storage options, operator workflow, and the security controls that sit around the backup control plane.
18+ relational, NoSQL, graph, analytics, and cloud-native engines under a single operational model.
Cloud and local destinations with guardrails, visibility, self-hosted control, and secure operator access.
Start jobs on demand or keep them recurring and visible.
Only valid target combinations surface in the UI.
Support centralized identity while preserving local platform control.
Secure communication and encrypted passwords strengthen the platform posture.
Notify the right people without extra wiring.
Protect the DBAegis control plane itself.
DBAegis should show buyers which engines and storage targets were actually exercised. Publish smoke report status, last validation dates, and cleared PENDING_TASKS items as product evidence.
Show backup and restore evidence for PostgreSQL, Oracle, MongoDB, Redis, Couchbase, Cassandra, Neo4j, Snowflake, ClickHouse, and cloud engines as they are validated.
Separate local, S3-compatible, Azure Blob, and Google Cloud Storage evidence so buyers understand proven deployment paths.
Expose live smoke report summaries, pass/fail history, and validation notes without publishing secrets or sensitive test infrastructure.
Use PENDING_TASKS.md progress to show that validation gaps are actively tracked, cleared, and converted into product confidence.
Keep “pricing available on request,” but help buyers understand the likely package fit before they contact you.
Core backup/restore workflows for labs, small teams, and evaluation environments with limited engine scope.
Multi-engine backup operations, scheduling, cloud storage destinations, notifications, and operational dashboards.
LDAP, RBAC, audit controls, advanced restore protection, security hardening, and priority deployment assistance.
Air-gapped installs, enterprise rollout, custom engine enablement, migration help, and managed DBAegis operations.
Backup success is only half the story. Scheduled restore drills prove recoverability by periodically restoring backups into controlled validation targets and reporting recovery readiness.
Automatically test selected backups on a schedule, capture logs, verify restore completion, and produce recoverability evidence for audits and operations reviews.
Reduce staging by writing backup artifacts directly to supported cloud destinations where each engine allows it.
Summarize failures, suggest next actions, and help operators troubleshoot backup and restore issues faster.
Give deployment equal weight so buyers instantly understand control, simplicity, fit, and how the platform handles security in self-hosted environments.
DBAegis ships for self-hosted Linux environments with a lightweight stack that is easy to explain, easy to trust, and ready for teams that need secure operator access.
FastAPI backend with a single-file HTML/JS frontend.
SQLite internal database with zero mandatory external services.
Nginx reverse proxy and systemd support for VM-native installs.
Docker Compose support for teams that prefer containers.
Works with cloud storage targets and local filesystem destinations.
TLS-enabled access, LDAP support, and encrypted credential handling fit security-conscious deployments.
The product explainer and backup/restore flash cards are now bundled with the site and connected to the DBAegis Assistant.
Use the explainer for website visitors, demos, and investor conversations. Use the flash cards for quick answers about logical backups, physical backups, S3/GCS/Azure destinations, cloud staging, prechecks, and restore safety.
DBAegis is backed by ILOGICSOFT, a consulting team focused on database performance, cost optimization, HA/DR, managed support, and cloud database operations across Oracle, MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, Snowflake, and PostgreSQL.
DBAegis is built for teams that want self-hosted control, clean operational visibility, LDAP and local user management, TLS-secured access, encrypted credentials, and confident recovery workflows.