database-review

You can detect N+1 query risks and missing indexes in EF Core by scanning your DbContext, entity configurations, and repositories. The review identifies lazy loading patterns and provides smart index recommendations to resolve query performance issues.

Enforcing AsNoTracking in read paths and Redis TTL conventions requires auditing your database layer and Redis key configurations. The review analyzes your codebase to flag missing AsNoTracking calls and inconsistent Redis key TTLs, providing actionable remediation steps.

Validating EF Core migration naming and down() methods involves phase-based scans of your migration files. The review enforces best practices by checking proper migration naming conventions and ensuring down() methods are correctly implemented for safe rollbacks.

Yes, the database review tool checks for schema-per-module violations in .NET microservice architectures. It analyzes schema isolation across your solution to identify boundary breaches and provides a prioritized remediation plan to restore proper modular separation.

Yes, you can use this tool to audit Redis key naming and TTL hygiene. It analyzes your caching layer to identify inconsistent key naming patterns and missing TTLs, delivering actionable findings to standardize your Redis cache conventions.

Before running a database health review, you need to upload your .NET codebase or connect your repository. The tool then analyzes your EF Core migrations, entity configurations, and repositories to deliver a prioritized remediation plan.