Starting work on DBAudit – SonarQube for Databases
Hey Indie Hackers!
I've just started working on a project that's been on my mind for a while – DBAudit.
It's a tool designed to work like SonarQube, but for databases. The main goal: analyze the quality, security, and structure of your databases in a single environment.
🔧 The MVP will support:
SQL Server
PostgreSQL
MySQL
📊 Core features at launch:
Unified environment for analyzing multiple databases
Automatic report generation
Detection of anti-patterns, unused objects, missing indexes, duplicate SQL code, and more
I want this tool to be useful for developers, DBAs, and data audit teams alike.
If you:
Work with databases
Use SonarQube and wish you had something similar for SQL
Have ideas for useful checks and reports
👉 Let me know – I'd love to chat!
I plan to open up the repo after the MVP is ready and get feedback from early testers.
Stay tuned!
I've read a lot about how database performance is often lacking because developers simply aren't familiar with certain things or due to using ORMs. My question is, will this tool suggest changes or only flag issues (I'm not too familiar with how code analysis tools typically work), also will it explain reasoning or is this meant as a lightweight tool to highlight issues?
Regardless, the reasoning behind this tool seems really cool, I've always been interested in database related development. Good Luck!
The tool will detect potential issues and give you a clear explanation for each one. You'll get a breakdown of what’s wrong, how to fix it, and a code example to guide you.
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