ENGINES WE COVER
AI AGENTS AND TECHNICAL GUIDES FOR DBAS
AI agents that apply senior-DBA judgment across different tasks — deploying your database start to finish, tuning its performance, or applying database administration best practices — with no one doing it by hand. If you'd rather do it yourself, our technical guides — procedures tested in a real lab, with real commands, execution evidence and validations — give you that same judgment, step by step.
GUIDE CATALOG
The rest are being built from real labs and marked "Coming soon" until their content, files and evidence are ready.
Administration
Have a set of proven scripts on hand for the daily check of blocking, performance, and configuration in PostgreSQL, without having to rebuild them every time.
Installation
Install SQL Server 2025 on Windows Server 2019, 2022, or 2025 without prerequisite errors, misconfigured service accounts, or the wrong collation.
Installation
Install SQL Server 2025 as a two-node Failover Cluster Instance on an already-prepared WSFC (Windows Server 2019, 2022, or 2025), without Network Name errors, shared storage issues, or a role that fails to come Online.
Administration
Have a set of proven scripts on hand for the daily check of blocking, performance, and configuration in SQL Server, without having to rebuild them every time.
Administration
Have a set of proven scripts on hand for the daily check of blocking, performance, and configuration in Oracle, without having to rebuild them every time.
Administration
Have a set of proven scripts on hand for the daily check of blocking, performance, and configuration in DB2, without having to rebuild them every time.
CONSULTORDBA INNOVATION · AI AGENTS
HOW IT WORKS
Instance or cluster name, nodes, data, log and TempDB paths. Nothing more — the agent doesn't need you to know every detail of the process.
It checks available CPU and memory before deploying, to size the configuration for that specific hardware, not a generic value.
Standalone instance or two-node failover cluster, applying the same technical criteria validated in a real lab.
Max server memory, MAXDOP, cost threshold for parallelism and TempDB are all set per best practices, ready for production.
TWO MODES, ONE AGENT
This isn't a generic automation promise. The agent applies the same technical criteria a senior DBA would: it checks prerequisites, sizes the configuration to the real hardware, and validates every result — run by AI instead of a person working through the process by hand.
Stands up an independent SQL Server 2025 instance on Windows Server 2019, 2022 or 2025: validates prerequisites, prepares service accounts, deploys the engine and leaves the initial configuration ready.
Deploys a high-availability instance as a two-node Failover Cluster Instance on an already-prepared WSFC (Windows Server 2019, 2022 or 2025): validates the role, virtual name and shared storage, and leaves the cluster proven with a real failover.
AUTOMATIC CONFIGURATION
Before deploying, the agent reads the server's real CPU and memory capacity. With that information, it leaves configured — not documented as pending — what usually gets postponed or forgotten when the process is done by hand:
MORE THAN AUTOMATION
Generic automation and orchestration platforms are excellent at one thing: running exactly what someone already programmed, as many times as needed, with no one having to step in along the way. What they don't do is decide for you what's correct for SQL Server 2025 on your specific hardware — someone still has to write that logic, maintain it, and eventually audit it.
WHY IT MATTERS FOR YOUR IT TEAM
The goal isn't to replace the DBA — it's to remove the repetitive, error-prone part of the work, so their time goes to what actually needs expert judgment.
What today takes 2 to 4 hours of step-by-step work, the agent handles on its own, without blocking a DBA's schedule.
Memory, MAXDOP, cost threshold and TempDB misconfigured from day one are a common root cause of performance issues months later. The agent gets them right from the first deployment.
Every instance is stood up following the exact same technical criteria, regardless of who requested the environment or how stretched the IT team is that week.
Time that used to go into standing up environments can go into tuning, security, capacity planning, or the projects that genuinely need human expertise.
The result is documented: what was deployed, with which parameters, and which best-practice configuration was applied.
Standing up 1 instance or 10 doesn't depend on how many DBA-hours are available that week.
ROADMAP
This is the first in a line of agents ConsultorDBA is building: the same technical knowledge and years of experience on critical platforms, applied with AI to speed up and save time on database administration tasks. Deploying the engine is the starting point — the same real-lab, validated and documented approach will keep extending to performance-tuning agents, agents that apply administration best practices, and other day-to-day DBA tasks.
See technical capabilitiesBROWSE BY ENGINE
Migrations, replication, high availability with Patroni, and performance.
1 available · 6 coming soonBlocking, waits, Always On, recovering SUSPECT databases and backups.
3 available · 7 coming soonData Guard, RMAN, FRA, HugePages, RAC and ASM.
1 available · 6 coming soonHADR, high-consumption SQL, backups and memory.
1 available · 4 coming soonBasic administration: blocking, performance and InnoDB configuration.
1 availableDataStax Enterprise upgrades, repair, authentication and cluster operation.
1 available · 4 coming soonBasic administration: blocking, performance and WiredTiger configuration.
1 availableGuides in preparation for this engine.
In preparationBackup audits, Disaster Recovery and checklists that apply across engines.
4 in preparationWHAT'S INSIDE EACH GUIDE
This is the general structure a ConsultorDBA guide follows. The exact content — which files, evidence and chapters each one includes — varies per product and is detailed on its own page.
HOW IT WORKS
Browse the catalog by engine, category or technical level.
Every product page states exactly what problem it solves and what you need to apply it.
Individual, team or enterprise, depending on how you will use it.
Payment is processed by an external platform; ConsultorDBA does not store card data.
Delivery is 100% digital and immediate after payment is confirmed.
Each guide states its own update policy.
LAB EVIDENCE
Every procedure runs on a lab with documented topology, operating system and engine version, with evidence before, during and after the change.
Real lab evidence: in preparation
Every guide is built by running the procedure on a real lab and documenting the result. Screenshots are anonymized (no hostnames, private IPs, usernames, passwords or client data) before publishing. The published guide already includes real evidence inside the PDF; this public gallery will keep growing as more guides publish.
LICENSE TYPES
General store policy. Exact limits and prices per license are configured per product and shown on its page.
One buyer. Personal or professional use by a single person. No redistribution.
Up to five internal users within the same organization. No publishing or resale.
Internal use per the conditions defined for each product. Requires a quote.
FREE RESOURCES
Free content that explains the problem and a first diagnosis. Paid guides go deeper with a full lab, scripts and evidence.
PostgreSQL · Performance
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Read article →PostgreSQL · Backup & Recovery
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Read article →PostgreSQL · High Availability
Read article →SQL Server · Performance
Read article →PDF, along with any complementary files each product lists (scripts, checklists, templates) when applicable.
Yes, every guide is built by running the procedure on a real lab before documenting it.
It varies per guide. Each product's page lists exactly the included files — files that don't exist are never advertised.
Individual for one person, Team for up to five people in the same organization, or Enterprise for internal use under specific conditions. Each product details its available options.
Only if you bought a Team or Enterprise license. The Individual license is for a single person.
Each guide explicitly states the versions and operating systems it covers on its product page.
It depends on each guide's update policy, stated on its own page.
Differences in version, operating system, architecture or load may require adjustments. Every guide states the exact versions and prerequisites it covers on its page.
No. Guides are self-service manuals. Live hands-on support is a separate service (see Technical advisory).
No. Procedures must be validated in a lab or non-production environment before applying them in production.
The external payment platform that processes the purchase issues the corresponding receipt when the transaction completes.
Through the Purchase support page, once guides are available for purchase.
