pgman Coming soon
A k9s-style Postgres TUI for Java and AWS shops.
The same fast, keyboard-driven feel as ebman — pointed at your database instead of your deploys. If you’ve used k9s, the muscle memory carries: : for commands, / to filter, Enter to drill in.
It has not had a release yet. The source is public on GitHub, and you can build it from there:
What pgman does
Most Postgres tooling assumes you already know which database you’re talking to and what it’s doing. In a Spring/AWS shop you often don’t — the connection details live in config, and the queries that matter are buried in framework logs. pgman closes that gap.
- Auto-discovers datasources from your Spring config — no copy-pasting connection strings.
- Turns logs back into SQL. Hibernate and RDS logs (and pasted JDBC) become runnable queries — with N+1 detection.
- Safe-by-default DBA panels: schema browser, EXPLAIN, slow queries, locks and more — read-only until you opt in.
In active development by the Polymorphism team, alongside ebman. Want to be first to know when it ships? Drop us a line.
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