Company
Built by people who run databases.
SchemaPulse comes out of DBChefs, a database engineering practice. The platform exists because the same operational problems kept recurring across engagements and no single tool covered them.
Why we built it
The gap we kept hitting
Monitoring tools show you signals. Backup tools take backups. Provisioning lives in someone's Ansible directory. Each is reasonable on its own, and the gaps between them are where database incidents actually happen — a backup that has never been restored, a topology change nobody recorded, a new instance that was never added to monitoring.
SchemaPulse combines capabilities that are commonly split across monitoring, incident management, backup and recovery, and provisioning tools, so those gaps stop being gaps.
It is self-hosted because the databases we care about tend to belong to organisations that will not send operational telemetry to a vendor.
How we work
What we will and will not say
No invented proof
No fabricated testimonials, case studies or logos. When there are real deployments to describe, we will describe them.
Precise claims
Capability and security statements are checked against the product before they are published, including what leaves your network.
We say no
If SchemaPulse is not a fit for what you run, we will tell you on the call. A failed rollout costs us more than a lost deal.