
DBAegis
7.2#6 in database backup softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | DBAegis | Quemsi |
|---|---|---|
| Repository activity | The public Community repository shows one star, zero forks and ten commits. | GitHub shows 214 commits, zero stars, two watchers and zero forks for quemsi-agent. |
| Security | The security page describes encrypted stored credentials, HTTPS and verified TLS options, edition-controlled access, and audit-ready recovery workflows. | The architecture page states that agent-to-cloud communication uses TLS 1.3, agents use certificate-based mutual TLS, and SHA-256 checksums verify backup integrity. |
| Security controls | The security page describes LDAP with local users, RBAC, TLS connections, encrypted secrets, restore authorization and audit-ready evidence. | The architecture page states TLS 1.3, OAuth2 with JWT rotation, mutual TLS agent authentication, audit logging and SHA-256 checksums. |
| Storage integrations | Supported storage destinations include local paths, database-server-local paths, Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage. | The agent can use local paths, NAS or SAN storage, AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage. |
| Support | DBAegis offers a customer support portal for installation, backup failures, restore issues, storage, licensing, air-gapped deployments, and enterprise operations; response commitments depend on the customer agreement. | The Solo plan includes community support and the Enterprise plan includes priority support. |
It suits DBAs, SREs, infrastructure teams, platform engineers, and IT leaders responsible for database recoverability. Community is suited to local logical workflows for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB.
Quemsi suits individual developers who want to manage database snapshots and restore flows without a time-limited Solo plan. Companies may consider Enterprise for its listed authorization, CI/CD, priority support, and organizational additions.