A Database Resilience Platform goes beyond backup automation. It helps teams organize backup, restore, recovery validation, evidence, storage, reporting, and operational controls from one self-hosted control plane.
Backup software focuses on creating artifacts. A Database Resilience Platform focuses on whether the organization can recover with confidence. That includes visibility, restore workflows, notifications, retention, audit evidence, and edition-based access controls.
Most database estates are mixed. One organization may operate Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra, SQL Server, and cloud services. Separate scripts and dashboards create blind spots.
DBAegis is designed as a self-hosted platform that registers database connections, runs manual backups, creates schedules, restores artifacts, manages storage destinations, sends notifications, and validates product/license health.
No. It includes backup, but also restore workflows, validation, visibility, evidence, team controls, and operational reporting.
DBAs, SREs, infrastructure teams, platform engineers, and IT leaders responsible for database recoverability.
No. DBAegis should be used as part of a wider recovery plan alongside database-native and provider-native capabilities.
Use the open-source Community Edition for evaluation, or email contact@ilogicsoft.com to request a Professional/Enterprise walkthrough for production backup, restore, audit, security, and support requirements.
