What is EverSQL?
EverSQL is an AI-powered SQL optimizer and database observability tool designed to automatically optimize PostgreSQL and MySQL databases. It is trusted by over 100,000 engineers to dramatically improve query performance, with customers reporting an average of 25x faster queries within minutes of getting started. The tool is 100% non-intrusive and does not access any sensitive database data, ensuring security and compliance.
Key features include automatic query rewriting and indexing using smart AI algorithms. Users simply choose their database type and platform, submit a query, and EverSQL provides optimized versions along with detailed explanations of the changes. For ongoing performance, the non-intrusive performance sensor monitors databases continuously, generating easy-to-understand insights and recommendations. These include deletion of redundant indexes and schema optimizations, which help reduce CPU usage, memory usage, and storage costs, ultimately lowering monthly database expenses.
The benefits are substantial: teams save an average of 140 hours per week by eliminating manual tuning efforts. EverSQL is ideal for developers, DBAs, and DevOps engineers who need to optimize SQL queries quickly and efficiently without deep database expertise. Use cases include speeding up slow queries, reducing database load, and cutting cloud costs.
Technically, EverSQL supports both PostgreSQL and MySQL on any platform. The optimization process is transparent, showing exactly what changed and why. The sensor provides ongoing observability with actionable insights. EverSQL is now available for free on Aiven, making it accessible to a wide audience. Start optimizing your SQL queries automatically and experience the magic of AI-driven database performance.
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Key Features
AI powered query rewriting automatic indexing non intrusive performance sensor redundant index deletion schema optimization CPU usage reduction memory usage reduction storage cost reduction detailed optimization explanations continuous database monitoringWho is it for?
developers, DBAs, DevOps engineers, PostgreSQL users, MySQL users, platform teams, IT managers
