Lathe
Your app, Postgres and sign-in on one dedicated machine for a flat price
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When an enterprise prospect insists their data stay on their own Postgres, this answers with a connection-string change instead of a rewrite.
LokaDB sits in front of Postgres, parses each statement, works out which organisation it belongs to and routes it. Tenants you choose get their rows moved, online, into a separate Postgres that can live inside the customer's network, over an outbound tunnel. Statements that name no organisation are refused by default. The core is Apache-2.0 and runs in production at KeepPlain, a Laravel SaaS; Django and Go apps are tested too. Docker quickstart and browser playground included. A hosted control panel starts at $299 a month. Built by Evgenii Shevtsov. One star and 38 commits.
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