Databasus

Databasus is an open-source backup management service for PostgreSQL (primary focus), MySQL/MariaDB, and MongoDB. It provides a web UI to schedule backups, store encrypted archives to various destinations, and notify teams about job results.

Key Features

• Scheduled backups with hourly/daily/weekly/monthly intervals and cron support
• Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB across multiple major versions
• Multiple storage destinations including local disk and S3-compatible object storage
• AES-256-GCM encryption for backup archives and protection of sensitive configuration data
• Team-oriented workspaces with role-based access control and audit logs
• Optional database health checks with status history and outage notifications
• Notification integrations (for example email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, and webhooks)

Use Cases

• Centralized backup management for multiple production databases across projects
• Team-run backup operations with access controls, auditing, and shared notifications
• Storing encrypted database backups in third-party or shared object storage

Limitations and Considerations

• Focuses on scheduled full backups; it is not designed for incremental/PITR workflows such as WAL archiving

Databasus fits teams and individuals who want a simple, UI-driven way to manage database backups reliably. It combines scheduling, encryption, storage backends, and notifications in a single service suitable for DevOps operations.