PostgreSQL databases often support mission-critical applications and business operations. Without a reliable backup and recovery solution, hardware failures, accidental deletions, data corruption, cyberattacks, and other unexpected incidents can result in costly downtime, operational disruption, and permanent data loss.
Ahsay provides complete backup protection for PostgreSQL databases by leveraging advanced protection technologies such as immutable backups, AES 256-bit encryption, two-factor authentication, and Restore Drill (backup data validation), to ensure your data remains secure and fully recoverable in the event of disaster.

Enhance your PostgreSQL database protection with Ahsay’s robust backup solution
- Supports PostgreSQL version 12 and above
- Protects PostgreSQL database servers on Windows, Linux (CLI and GUI), and macOS platforms
- Protects PostgreSQL database instances hosted on Amazon RDS, Azure Database, and Google Cloud SQL
- Uses pg_dump to ensure consistent backups while streaming data directly to the backup destination without staging files
- Performs backups without locking the PostgreSQL database, allowing users and applications to maintain uninterrupted access during backup operations
- Supports logical backups for flexible recovery to restore databases across different PostgreSQL versions and/or operating systems
What are the benefits?
When downtime is not an option, Ahsay enables rapid and reliable recovery of PostgreSQL database instances to any point in time on Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms. Organizations can choose between manual and fully automated recovery methods based on their operational requirements.
Ahsay supports three recovery scenarios:
- Restore database files and automatically recover it to the PostgreSQL database instance on the original server
- Restore database files and automatically recover it to the PostgreSQL database instance on a replacement or standby server within the same LAN
- Restore database files as raw files, then use manual recovery method to apply them to the PostgreSQL database instance on a replacement or standby server