Database Management
Request QuoteStructured, Secure, and Scalable Data
Your platform is only as strong as the data it’s built on. At Coded, we manage databases that support everything from high-traffic websites to custom dashboards, internal tools, eCommerce platforms, and automation workflows.
We plan, structure, and support your database so it performs smoothly behind the scenes.
- MySQL Tuning
- Postgres Schemas
- Index Plans
- Least Privilege
Why Work With Us?
- Replica Hosts
- Snapshot Jobs
- Query Plans
- DBA Retainer
Our Process
Every platform needs data it can depend on
Slow pages are often slow queries. We read EXPLAIN, add the index you skipped, and put snapshots somewhere that is not the same disk as production.
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Requirements Review
We understand your system’s data needs, usage, and expected growth.
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Database Design
Clean schema planning for performance, relationships, and future flexibility.
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Optimisation & Indexing
We tune queries, monitor load, and apply indexing where needed.
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Maintenance & Backups
Regular backups, access control, and long-term support to keep your data safe.
The database is the product you never see
Laravel, WordPress, and Python apps all die the same way: a table with no index and a backup nobody tested. We keep MySQL and Postgres honest so the app layer can stay boring.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We look at slow queries and indexes first. Schema changes only happen when the application can survive them, and we test restores — not only backups.
A read-only look at slow logs or staging is enough to size the first pass. We do not need root on production to give you a range.
Index work is usually online. Bigger migrations are done on a copy, then cut over in an agreed window. We will not experiment on the live checkout database.
Off the production disk, on a schedule we have restored from in staging. Logins are named people with the least access they need — not a shared root password.
Yes — monitoring, index reviews as traffic grows, and a replica if reports are blocking writes. A small WordPress database does not need a cluster; we will say so.