The Database Schema Gallery
Discover great database examples, for inspiration or learning. Azimutt has gathered great examples just for you!
A very simple schema, with only 4 tables to start playing with all the Azimutt features. It's not much but it's enough. Don't lose time understanding all the subtleties of a specific database just to experiment this new shinny Entity Relationship Diagram tool.
Of course you know WordPress. It's the most popular CMS to build blogs and much more. But did you already have a look at its database? Don't you think it would be cool to understand how those millions of blogs are stored?
Gladys is a privacy-first, open-source home assistant. With the rise of home automation it's great to have an independent tool like this. And for us, it's a great opportunity to learn how all these automation, workflow and devices are stored.
Which developer never thought of building a website to manage conferences and talks? Here is the perfect example with groups, events, talks and more. This can be a quite generic example to build several kind of services for people and companies.
The Azimutt database schema documented in Azimutt 🤩 If you are wondering what Azimutt is storing and how, here is the easiest way to figure out! It's very basic as most of the things are done in the browser beside user and organization management.
Mastodon is a decentralized social network. You can host your own instance or join an existing one. It's a popular Twitter alternative.
A self-hostable forum to gather communities of all kinds.
If you ever need to explore PostgreSQL internals to extract metadata and automate things, this example is a must-have. It comes with all the tables from the schema storing database structure but also with build-in documentation and relations.
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