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mongrel · v5.72.6,255c8639-ec52-4120-91a1-b76b2f07a46c

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Database workbench with terminals, containers, Kubernetes, and API client

brew install --cask mongrel
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Trust Score 2/10
Open source (NOASSERTION) +0
Active development +0
Licensed +1
No auto-updates +0
Not deprecated +1
New (<1yr) +0
Low installs +0

Version History

v5.72.6,255c8639-ec52-4120-91a1-b76b2f07a46c
13d ago5.72.5,4aaabfee-6f81-44be-942f-cf50000e1ba05.72.6,255c8639-ec52-4120-91a1-b76b2f07a46c
14d ago5.72.1,d9c0a384-31b8-4a97-9dfe-1cabc8b3a31f5.72.5,4aaabfee-6f81-44be-942f-cf50000e1ba0
14d ago5.71.42,3eee7112-5b33-4ac6-9d65-7c7e4cffc2715.72.1,d9c0a384-31b8-4a97-9dfe-1cabc8b3a31f

Review

Aug 17, 2026

Mongrel is a comprehensive database workbench offering terminals, container management, Kubernetes integration, and an API client. It's ideal for developers needing a unified environment for database and application development.

Provides a database workbench with terminals, container management, Kubernetes support, and API client capabilities.

Maturity: The project appears inactive, with the last commit in 2009, indicating potential outdated features and lack of maintenance.

Community: Historical mentions on Hacker News suggest past popularity, but recent community engagement is absent.

Pros

  • + Comprehensive set of tools for database and application development
  • + Historical popularity and established user base
  • + Open-source nature providing transparency and customization options

Cons

  • - No auto-update feature
  • - Inactive development with outdated codebase
  • - Potential compatibility issues with modern systems
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NOASSERTION
License
RubyLast commit: Sep 2, 2009

Community Mentions

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