DB Lens

Explore data, execute SQL, metrics, disk usage & more

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Explore data, execute SQL, metrics, disk usage & more

6 followers

DB Lens is an opensource database client for Mac, Linux & Windows that helps developers to explore, observe & understand the database in a better way. 🔍 Database Explorer 📟 SQL Playground 📉 ER Diagrams ⚡️ Quick Connect (Deep Links) 💡 Performance Overview

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Hello Product Hunters 👋 I am very excited to launch the DB lens (https://dblens.app) today! For the last few years, I have been working with Postgres DB and different database clients. I used to spend more time understanding data relationships, long-running queries indexing, index usage, sequential scans, Disk usage, etc. and there was no single tool that provides all these pieces of information in one place. I decided to build an application that provides more insights about a database without much configuration! Idea was to identify & develop the most wanted insights that engineers would want when they connect to a DB for the first time. DB performance is something many people would want to understand most, and there are a lot of parameters that control the overall performance of a DB. I decided to list down & filter the information based on how much impact it would make on the database. Understanding data relationships is another area where developers spend more time with. And it was a pain when you want to quickly jump onto some databases or schema that you want to debug. I added a simple ER diagram page which will simplify this effort. SQL execution and Data explorer are some default features that everyone would expect from a database client, and yes DB lens is packed with those features by default! Launching the beta version now and I would want to do more iterations only based on what people want! Can’t wait to see what you all think about this 🤩 Download now from dblens.app

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