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Independent open-source development

Support Harry

Harry is independently developed and freely available. If it helps you investigate Oracle performance, operate your databases, or preserve evidence for later analysis, you can help sustain its continued development.

Three ways to provide financial support

A donation supports the project generally. Feature sponsorship funds an agreed development effort. Professional services help an organization deploy, integrate, or operate Harry.

Support ongoing development

Liberapay contributions support Harry as a whole, including development, maintenance, testing, documentation, releases, dashboards, and public project resources.

A donation does not include a support agreement or guarantee that a particular feature will enter the roadmap.

Support through Liberapay

Sponsor a feature

If your organization needs a collector, dashboard, integration, deployment option, or operational capability, we can first evaluate whether it fits Harry's architecture and open-source direction.

Development begins only after feasibility, scope, trade-offs, delivery expectations, and funding have been agreed.

Discuss a feature

Hire OneClickDBA

Organizations can obtain professional services with direct involvement from Harry's developer, including architecture, deployment, integration, upgrades, customization, troubleshooting, and performance analysis.

This is contracted commercial work for your environment and is separate from making a project donation.

Explore professional support

Donations are processed by Liberapay. Harry does not collect or store payment-card information on this website.

What general sponsorship supports

General sponsorship gives the project more capacity for the work required between visible feature releases.

  • Designing and implementing new project capabilities
  • Maintaining compatibility and testing release changes
  • Improving documentation, dashboards, and use cases
  • Maintaining releases and public project resources

Other ways to help

Reproducible issue reports, testing, documentation fixes, operational experience, and technically grounded use cases all improve Harry.