Joel Masci

Reports on the size and structure of your database. Shows where your data is distributed among your database tables.
Note: This plugin is somewhat geared towards developers.
See the FAQ for more info.
Some screenshots can be found here for the time being: https://github.com/j-masci/wp-db-analyzer
<h3>Contributors & Developers</h3>
Feel free to suggest or add anything that you might find useful:
https://github.com/j-masci/wp-db-analyzer

Database Analyzer

Reports on the size and structure of your database. Shows where your data is distributed among your database tables.

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You add, change, or remove metrics as if you’re using your product or browsing your website, and historical data populates your dashboard straight away. Automatic Slack updates or email reports make sure you always know the important data, creating constant context for building a product.
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<li>Group users in behavioural cohorts to find trends</li>
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