Built in the open. Shared with the community.
The same engineering discipline that powers our SaaS products — now available as open-source libraries for the broader .NET community.
DataCrud.DBOps
A professional-grade .NET maintenance library providing automated database backups, restores, and operational health monitoring — across every major database engine.
Multi-Database Support
Works with SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Oracle — one library for every database your stack uses.
Automated Maintenance
Scheduled index reorganize/rebuild, database shrinking, and integrity checks — run automatically in the background.
Resilient Backups
Full-database backup workflows with high-ratio compression and built-in integrity verification after every backup.
Cloud Storage Sync
Native integration with AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage. Backups are off-site automatically — no extra scripting needed.
Embedded Dashboard
Real-time operational dashboard built with HTMX and Alpine.js. Monitor all jobs directly inside your ASP.NET app.
Centralized Logging
IJobStorage architecture supports SQL Server and LiteDB. Every job run is recorded, queryable, and auditable.
Get started in minutes
Install the packages you need and add one line of configuration.
DataCrud.DBOps.AspNetCore
Core middleware and dashboard for ASP.NET Core apps
DataCrud.DBOps.SqlServer
SQL Server provider — backups, index jobs, shrink, health checks
Minimal setup in Program.cs
// Register DBOps with SQL Server job storage + AWS S3 sync
builder.Services.AddDBOps(options => {
options.Storage = new SqlServerJobStorage("ConnectionString");
options.PushToAws = true;
options.AwsBucketName = "your-backup-bucket";
});
Why DataCrud contributes to open source
Every DataCrud product is built on top of open-source frameworks — .NET, ASP.NET Core, React, and dozens of community libraries. We believe good software companies give back to the ecosystems they benefit from.
DataCrud.DBOps was born from a real internal need: reliably automating database maintenance across all our products without duplicating code or bolting on yet another paid service. Once we had built it, it made sense to open it up — other .NET teams face the same problem.
We intend to keep shipping open-source tooling as we extract useful, general-purpose infrastructure from our own products. If you find these libraries useful, a GitHub star or a contribution is always welcome.
Interested in contributing?
Issues, pull requests, and feature suggestions are open on GitHub. See what we're building and help shape the direction of the library.