Browser Console
Use the same current interface for estate health, database-specific dashboards, queries, plans, alerts and retained history.
Mini DBA helps DBAs and operations teams see estate health, respond to alerts and investigate the workload evidence behind performance incidents from one browser Console.
- Monitor SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle and Azure SQL.
- Keep metric, query, alert and deadlock history for incident review.
- Use configurable alerts, maintenance windows and notification integrations.
- Ask the AI Assistant about the current page or use MCP across the estate.
- Connect optional additional Engines for advanced multi-site environments.
AI Assistant
Ask focused questions with optional metrics, sessions, alerts, deadlocks and execution-plan context from the page being investigated.
Database MCP Server
Let approved MCP-compatible AI tools ask broader questions across servers, history and managed customer environments.
Deployment that fits the environment
Install Mini DBA on Windows, a suitable Linux virtual machine, or a supported container platform. The Engine collects continuously while users connect through the browser Console. Optional additional Engines support advanced multi-site or network-separated estates.
Monitor every database platform from one Console
SQL Server PostgreSQL MySQL and MariaDB Oracle Azure SQL
Explore cross-platform database monitoring across the complete mixed estate
Investigate the database problem, not just the platform
Use a problem-led workflow across SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle and Azure SQL.
Blocking and lock contention
Find the lead blocker and understand every waiting session.
Investigate blocking →Deadlock analysis
Preserve participants, statements and resources after the event.
Analyse deadlocks →Query performance
Prioritise expensive workload and inspect execution plans.
Analyse queries →Performance history
Reconstruct incidents after the live symptoms have gone.
Explore history →
See what is slowing your databases down
Install Mini DBA on Windows, a suitable Linux VM or a supported container platform, connect an Engine and start collecting the evidence behind performance incidents.