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DBAegis Community 1.0.0
DBAegis Community 1.0.0
Backups are only useful if you can restore them. DBAegis Community gives
PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB users a self-hosted workflow for local logical
backups, schedules, history, retention, and controlled restores.
Start here
- Download the release assets
- Follow the installation guide
- Check supported workflows
- Join the design-partner evaluation
Start on a clean, non-production Linux VM. Verify the checksum, connect a
non-production database, and restore the backup into a disposable target before
relying on the workflow.
Release commit: 101143c14854b4e472256e34298ba46ea335cebe
What this release includes
- Self-hosted DBAegis web UI and FastAPI backend.
- Community runtime under
app/community/. - DBAegis-local logical backup and restore for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB.
- Backup history, restore jobs, basic schedules, and basic retention.
- One local administrator, up to three active connections, and up to three
schedules. - Installer, upgrade, rollback, and uninstall scripts.
- Community documentation and release metadata.
Community scope
This release does not include paid-edition capabilities such as:
- Cloud backup or cloud restore destinations.
- DB-server-local storage.
- Physical backups, physical restores, or PITR.
- Additional paid-edition database engines.
- Email or webhook notifications, daily summaries, LDAP, MFA, RBAC, audit
exports, CSV reports, or self-backup.
Those capabilities belong to Professional or Enterprise packages. Review the
edition comparison
for the exact boundaries.
Release assets
dbaegis-community-v1.0.0.tar.gzdbaegis-community-v1.0.0.manifest.jsonSHA256SUMS
Download the archive and SHA256SUMS into the same directory, then verify the
archive before installation:
sha256sum --ignore-missing --check SHA256SUMSRun a restore drill
Use non-production data and restore into a disposable target. A successful
backup job is only the first half of a recovery test.