Upgrade PostgreSQL database versions safely for Heroku apps. Plan migration paths, verify compatibility, and execute controlled upgrades with confirmation protection to ensure a secure transition.
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"A server for finding information about PostgreSQL database" matching MCP tools:
- Analyze Heroku PostgreSQL database configurations, monitor performance metrics, and assess health and resource usage. Obtain detailed insights into database operations for informed decision-making.Apache 2.0
- Execute read-only SQL queries against your PostgreSQL database and retrieve the results.MIT
- Fetch the schema of a connected PostgreSQL database, listing all tables and columns.MIT
- Check PostgreSQL server version, connection status, and extension availability to verify database accessibility and configuration before monitoring or analysis tasks.MIT
- Retrieve details about your active PostgreSQL database connection, including name, encoding, locale, and size, to confirm context in multi-database environments.MIT
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- Retrieve a list of all PostgreSQL databases with owner, encoding, size, and connection limit information to monitor server resources and identify existing databases.MIT
- Retrieve details about the db-mcp server and its registered database adapters for monitoring and configuration.MIT
- Analyze PostgreSQL database disk usage and storage status to identify space consumption patterns and support capacity management decisions.MIT
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- Establish a connection to a PostgreSQL database within the MCP PostgreSQL Server. Use this tool when explicitly requested or if other database commands encounter connection failures.MIT
- Establish database connections for PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite to enable querying, schema management, and migration operations within the Berth MCP server.MIT
- Set up a PostgreSQL database on Vultr with application user and database, providing connection details for immediate use.MIT
- Retrieve all schemas from a PostgreSQL database to view their names and owners for database exploration and management.MIT
- Establish a connection to a PostgreSQL database by specifying host, user, password, and database name. Use when default connection fails or specific access is required.MIT
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