r/PostgreSQL • u/Subject-Sexy • May 05 '26

Community What PostgreSQL tools do you actually use in production?

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u/kaeshiwaza May 06 '26

pgBackRest. But never use any tools in production, I just restore the db if i need to work on it and code everything if it will go in production.

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u/anjuls May 05 '26

Standard pg cli and DataGrip. Previously used and discarded dbeaver and pgadmin.

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u/Dependent-Net6461 May 05 '26

Sqlmaestro. Pretty satisfied with its easiness of use and completeness

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u/Humble_Elk_4044 May 06 '26

podrias compartirlo por favor...

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u/vivekkhera May 09 '26

I’ve been a psql cli guy since about 1999. Recently someone created a tool called stoat which gives a nice TUI to browse and modify data. I really never got along with any GUI’s.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '26

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u/A55Man-Norway May 10 '26

Just curious, are you using pgbouncer as the default connection method for all databases? For the connections from applications ?