I built an open-source PostgreSQL backup manager — self-host it in one command
I got tired of writing pg_dump scripts and forgetting to check if they actually ran. So I built Healthy Base — an open-source tool that automates your PostgreSQL backups with a clean dashboard, sch...

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I got tired of writing pg_dump scripts and forgetting to check if they actually ran. So I built Healthy Base — an open-source tool that automates your PostgreSQL backups with a clean dashboard, scheduled jobs, and email alerts. Demo What it does ✅ One-click manual backups ✅ Scheduled backups via cron ✅ Encrypted cloud storage (MinIO/S3) ✅ Download, restore & mount any backup ✅ Email notifications for every event ✅ Multi-project support Self-host in one command curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kiraaziz/healthy-base/main/docker-compose.yml \ -o docker-compose.yml && docker compose up -d That's it. No config files, no manual setup. Or use the cloud version If you don't want to manage infrastructure, there's a free hosted version at 👉 https://healthybase.cloud Free plan includes 1 project, 3 backups, and 1 scheduled job — enough to get started. Stack Next.js 15 Prisma + PostgreSQL MinIO (S3-compatible storage) Docker + Coolify GitHub: https://github.com/kiraaziz/healt