PostgreSQL Database Platform

Postgres is the right default

For most applications, a well-tuned Postgres outperforms whatever specialized datastore was supposed to replace it. The hard part is making sure it's actually well-tuned.

What we deliver

• Backups that work — automated, off-host, restore-tested
• Per-service roles — no shared superuser accounts, least-privilege by default
• Connection pooling — PgBouncer in front, so your application never opens raw connections at scale
• Slow query observability — pg_stat_statements, track_io_timing, log_min_duration_statement set
• Monitoring — disk space, replication lag, lock waits, connection count

This is the boring infrastructure that makes the difference between Postgres being a database and Postgres being a liability.