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TrueBridging

The problem

Running Postgres, MongoDB, and SQL Server means running five monitoring tools, too

Most engineering teams don't run one database engine — they run a patchwork built up over years of product decisions. Postgres for orders. MongoDB for sessions and catalog data. SQL Server or MySQL for reporting and legacy systems. Each engine ships its own metrics, its own dashboards, and its own failure modes, and none of them talk to each other.

The result: performance regressions get noticed by customers before they get noticed by anyone on the team. A missing index quietly turns a 40ms query into a 2-second one over three weeks of table growth. A connection pool creeps toward saturation until the app starts timing out. By the time someone opens a dashboard, the damage is already done — and then someone still has to write the fix by hand, test it, and find a maintenance window to ship it.

The solution

From “something's slow” to a verified fix — without five browser tabs

TrueBridging connects to every database in your stack through one platform. It doesn't just tell you a query is slow — it tells you why, writes the fix, and lets you approve it in the same place you saw the alert.

  1. 01

    Connect every engine in minutes

    Add a PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or SQL Server / MySQL connection with a read-only role or a lightweight collector agent. No schema changes, no downtime, no professional services engagement required.

  2. 02

    Monitor continuously, learn what's normal

    TrueBridging tracks latency, throughput, locks, connection saturation, replication lag, and query-level statistics per engine, and builds an adaptive baseline for what “healthy” looks like for your specific workload.

  3. 03

    Detect the issue and explain the root cause

    When something degrades, TrueBridging attaches the evidence — the query plan, the metric history, the affected query volume — and explains the cause in plain language, not just a spike on a graph.

  4. 04

    Generate a ready-to-apply fix

    For common issue categories — missing indexes, lock contention, connection pool sizing, index or table bloat — TrueBridging writes the actual fix, with expected impact and risk spelled out before you approve anything.

  5. 05

    Review, approve, and verify

    You approve, edit, or reject every fix. Once applied, TrueBridging re-measures the affected metric to confirm the fix worked, and logs the entire lifecycle for audit.

Why TrueBridging

Most tools stop at the alert. TrueBridging closes the loop.

Full-stack observability platforms are built to watch everything, so database depth is often shallow. Database-specific tools go deeper on query analysis, but still leave the actual fix — writing the index, rewriting the query, resizing the pool — as manual work for a DBA. TrueBridging was built to do both: real engine-specific depth, and the automation to turn a diagnosis into an applied, verified fix.

Query-level depth, per engine

Real root-cause analysis using each engine's own diagnostics — not a generic metric overlay bolted onto a full-stack APM tool.

Fixes, not just findings

A concrete, reviewable fix — index definition, query rewrite, config change — instead of a recommendation you still have to go implement yourself.

Human-approved by default

Nothing is applied without your sign-off unless you explicitly opt a fix category into automation. Full audit trail, every time.

See the full comparison against Datadog, New Relic, SolarWinds, and Percona PMM →

FAQ

Common questions

What is TrueBridging?

TrueBridging is a SaaS platform that connects to PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and SQL Server or MySQL databases, continuously monitors their performance, automatically detects issues, and generates ready-to-apply fixes that a human reviews and approves before anything is changed.

Does TrueBridging support databases other than PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and SQL Server?

At launch, TrueBridging supports PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, and MySQL. Additional engines such as Oracle, Redis, and Cassandra are on the roadmap.

Is TrueBridging safe to connect to a production database?

Yes. TrueBridging connects with least-privilege, read-only credentials by default. No fix is ever applied without explicit approval unless you opt into auto-apply for specific, low-risk fix categories you choose.

How is TrueBridging different from a monitoring dashboard like Datadog?

Monitoring dashboards show you that something is wrong. TrueBridging goes further: it diagnoses the root cause and generates the actual fix — an index, a query rewrite, a configuration change — ready for you to review and apply.

How long does it take to get started?

Most teams connect their first database and see meaningful metrics within 10 minutes. A baseline performance scan runs automatically after the first successful connection.

Stop firefighting. Start bridging.

Connect your first database in under 10 minutes and see what TrueBridging finds.