My blog articles on Unleashing the Power of Postgres in Kubernetes

CloudNativePG and Crunchy PGO: an honest, opinionated comparison

Mon, 18 May 2026 16:54:47 +1000

This article compares CloudNativePG and Crunchy PGO, two of the most adopted open-source operators for running PostgreSQL on Kubernetes. It covers architecture, image design, backup strategy, major version upgrades, observability, licensing and community health. As a co-founder and maintainer of CloudNativePG, I make no claim to neutrality, and I say so upfront. What I can offer is informed bias, grounded in years of daily work on the project and a genuine respect for what Crunchy Data built in this space.

CNPG Recipe 24 - Migrating from Crunchy PGO to PostgreSQL 18 with CloudNativePG

Wed, 13 May 2026 20:21:26 +1000

A step-by-step guide to migrating a PostgreSQL 17 cluster managed by Crunchy PGO v6 to PostgreSQL 18 under CloudNativePG. Two paths are covered: a fully declarative offline migration using CloudNativePG’s built-in pg_dump import, and an online migration using native PostgreSQL logical replication for a near-zero-downtime cutover.

Why the cycle of open-source sustainability needs to be virtuous

Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:48:43 +1000

Yesterday, David Steele announced the end of life of pgBackRest — a PostgreSQL backup tool he maintained for thirteen years. The reasons are structural, not personal, and they are a reminder of a pattern we see too often in open-source infrastructure. This article reflects on what that means, on the architectural rivalry between pgBackRest and Barman, and on why CloudNativePG users can take confidence from both the project’s CNCF governance and the virtuous cycle of commercial support that sustains it.

Owning the pipe: physical replication, cloud neutrality, and the escape from DBaaS lock-in

Tue, 14 Apr 2026 10:32:59 +1000

This article examines how managed database services deliberately suppress access to the physical replication stream, turning operational convenience into permanent lock-in. It makes the case for a cloud-neutral stack — PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, and CloudNativePG — as the only architecture that returns full operational sovereignty to the organisation that owns the data.

From proposal to PR: how to contribute to the new CloudNativePG extensions project

Sat, 07 Mar 2026 17:36:35 +1100

In this article I walk you through the journey of adding the pg_crash extension to the new CloudNativePG extensions project. It explores the transition from legacy standalone repositories to a unified, Dagger-powered build system designed for PostgreSQL 18 and beyond. By focusing on the Image Volume feature and minimal operand images, the post provides a step-by-step guide for community members to contribute and maintain their own extensions within the CloudNativePG ecosystem.

CloudNativePG in 2025: CNCF Sandbox, PostgreSQL 18, and a new era for extensions

Wed, 31 Dec 2025 22:50:58 +1100

2025 marked a historic turning point for CloudNativePG, headlined by its acceptance into the CNCF sandbox and a subsequent application for incubation. Throughout the year, the project transitioned from a high-performance operator to a strategic architectural partner within the cloud-native ecosystem, collaborating with projects like Cilium and Keycloak. Key milestones included the co-development of the extension_control_path feature for PostgreSQL 18, revolutionising extension management via OCI images, and the General Availability of the Barman Cloud Plugin. With nearly 880 commits (marking five consecutive years of high-velocity development) and over 132 million downloads, CloudNativePG has solidified its position as the standard for declarative, resilient, and sovereign PostgreSQL on Kubernetes.

CNPG Recipe 23 - Managing extensions with ImageVolume in CloudNativePG

Mon, 01 Dec 2025 21:35:11 +0100

Say goodbye to the old way of distributing Postgres extensions as part of the main pre-built operand image. Leveraging the Kubernetes ImageVolume feature, CloudNativePG now allows you to mount extensions like pgvector and PostGIS from separate, dedicated images. This new declarative method completely decouples the PostgreSQL core from the extension binaries, enabling dynamic addition, easier evaluation, and simplified updates without ever having to build or manage monolithic custom container images.

KubeCon NA Atlanta 2025: a recap and CloudNativePG’s path to CNCF Incubation

Wed, 26 Nov 2025 07:26:55 +0100

This blog post recaps my eventful participation in KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025 in Atlanta, highlighting the key decision by maintainers to formally apply for CNCF Incubation for the CloudNativePG operator. I had the pleasure of delivering three presentations: a CNPG Lightning Talk focused on community contribution; a deep-dive with Yoshiyuki Tabata on implementing modern PostgreSQL authorisation using Keycloak and OAuth for robust database security; and a session with Jeremy Schneider introducing the new quorum-based consistency feature in CNPG 1.28 for safer cluster reconfigurations. Links to the videos of all three talks are shared within the full article.

Postgres in Kubernetes: the commands every DBA should know

Tue, 21 Oct 2025 08:18:49 +0300

For many Postgres DBAs, Kubernetes feels like a new, complex world. But what if your existing skills were the key to unlocking it? This article demystifies cloud-native Postgres by revealing a first handful of kubectl and kubectl cnpg commands that act as your direct translator. I’ll move past the intimidating YAML to focus on the practical, imperative commands you’ll actually use to troubleshoot, inspect, and even perform a production switchover. You’ll see how your core DBA work maps directly to this new environment, helping you build the confidence to take the next step into the cloud-native world.

CNPG Recipe 22 - Leveraging the New Supply Chain and Image Catalogs

Mon, 06 Oct 2025 12:23:56 +0200

This CNPG Recipe explores the latest enhancements to CloudNativePG’s software supply chain and image management. Learn how our new, fully controlled build process—complete with Snyk scanning, image signing, and SBOMs—delivers smaller, more secure PostgreSQL images. We also detail how to leverage the newly streamlined image catalogs for simplified, declarative cluster management and safer fleet-wide upgrades in Kubernetes.

Run PostgreSQL 18 on Kubernetes Today with CloudNativePG

Fri, 26 Sep 2025 13:30:38 +0200

PostgreSQL 18 is officially released, packed with improvements for performance, authentication, operations, and security. In this article, I’ll show you how to run it on Kubernetes from day one with CloudNativePG. I will summarise key new features like asynchronous I/O and OAuth 2.0, as well as the extension_control_path parameter. This is a simple but critical feature for operational control in cloud-native environments, and one our team at CloudNativePG and EDB was proud to help contribute to PostgreSQL. You’ll see how this reflects our close collaboration with the upstream community, learn about our new half-sized minimal container image, and be able to follow my guide to deploy your first cluster today.

CNPG Recipe 21 – Finer Control of Postgres Clusters with Liveness Probes

Fri, 15 Aug 2025 00:03:25 +1000

In this article, I explore how CloudNativePG 1.27 enhances PostgreSQL liveness probes, including primary isolation checks that mitigate split-brain scenarios and integrate seamlessly with Kubernetes. We also discuss how these improvements lay the groundwork for advanced features like quorum-based failover while maintaining stability, safety, and community-driven decision-making.

CNPG Recipe 20 – Finer Control of Postgres Clusters with Readiness Probes

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 08:04:00 +0200

Explore the new readiness probe introduced in CloudNativePG 1.26, which advances Kubernetes-native lifecycle management for PostgreSQL. Building on the improved probing infrastructure discussed in my previous article, this piece focuses on how readiness probes ensure that only fully synchronised and healthy instances—particularly replicas—are eligible to serve traffic or be promoted to primary. Special emphasis is placed on the streaming probe type and its integration with synchronous replication, giving administrators fine-grained control over failover behaviour and data consistency.

CNPG Recipe 19 – Finer Control Over Postgres Startup with Probes

Tue, 17 Jun 2025 12:17:55 +0200

CloudNativePG 1.26 introduces enhanced support for Kubernetes startup probes, giving users finer control over how and when PostgreSQL instances are marked as “started.” This article explores the new capabilities, including both basic and advanced configuration modes, and explains the different probe strategies—such as pg_isready, SQL query, and streaming for replicas. It provides practical guidance for improving the reliability of high-availability Postgres clusters by aligning startup conditions with actual database readiness.

CNPG Recipe 18 - Getting Started with pgvector on Kubernetes Using CloudNativePG

Thu, 05 Jun 2025 22:42:04 +0200

Learn how to set up a PostgreSQL cluster with the pgvector extension on Kubernetes using CloudNativePG—all in a fully declarative way. This article walks you through the process in just a few minutes, from cluster creation to extension installation.

CNPG Recipe 17 - PostgreSQL In-Place Major Upgrades

Thu, 03 Apr 2025 09:31:13 +0100

CloudNativePG 1.26 introduces one of its most anticipated features: declarative in-place major upgrades for PostgreSQL using pg_upgrade. This new approach allows you to upgrade PostgreSQL clusters by simply modifying the imageName in their configuration—just like a minor version update. While it requires brief downtime, it significantly reduces operational overhead, making it ideal for managing large fleets of PostgreSQL databases in Kubernetes. In this article, I will explore how it works, its benefits and limitations, and cover an upgrade of a 2.2TB database.

The Immutable Future of PostgreSQL Extensions in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG

Mon, 03 Mar 2025 11:38:14 +0100

Managing extensions is one of the biggest challenges in running PostgreSQL on Kubernetes. In this article, I explain why I believe CloudNativePG —now a CNCF Sandbox project—is on the verge of a breakthrough. Two important new features for both PostgreSQL and Kubernetes—the extension_control_path option and image volumes—will guarantee immutability to extension container images.

Celebrating 5,000 GitHub Stars for CloudNativePG

Wed, 08 Jan 2025 11:24:06 +0100

CloudNativePG has surpassed 5,000 stars on GitHub! More than just a number, this achievement reflects the trust, enthusiasm, and collaboration of the Postgres and Kubernetes open-source community. I look back at the journey, acknowledge the incredible contributions from users and maintainers, and invite everyone to join us in shaping the future of cloud-native PostgreSQL.

CloudNativePG in 2024: Milestones, Innovations, and Reflections

Sun, 29 Dec 2024 12:27:41 +0100

2024 was a transformative year for CloudNativePG, marked by significant contributions to the Kubernetes ecosystem, increased adoption, and a growing community. This article reflects on key milestones, including the integration of advanced Kubernetes features, conference highlights, and personal insights, while looking ahead to the opportunities awaiting PostgreSQL in the cloud-native era.

CNPG Recipe 16 - Balancing Data Durability and Self-Healing with Synchronous Replication

Thu, 26 Dec 2024 10:57:00 +0100

CloudNativePG 1.25 enhances control of PostgreSQL synchronous replication with a new dataDurability option, allowing you to choose between prioritising data consistency or self-healing capabilities. This article explains the feature, contrasts it with previous approaches, and provides guidance on migrating to the new API format.

CNPG Recipe 15 - PostgreSQL major online upgrades with logical replication

Wed, 11 Dec 2024 07:28:42 +0100

This recipe shows how to perform an online major PostgreSQL upgrade using the new declarative approach to logical replication introduced in CloudNativePG 1.25. By leveraging the Publication and Subscription CRDs, users can set up logical replication between PostgreSQL clusters with ease. I will walk you through configuring a PostgreSQL 15 publisher, importing schemas into a PostgreSQL 17 subscriber, and verifying data synchronisation, with the broader goal of highlighting the benefits of a repeatable and testable upgrade process.

CNPG Recipe 14 - Useful Command-Line Tools

Fri, 11 Oct 2024 18:53:07 +0200

In this CNPG recipe, we explore three essential command-line tools that simplify working with CloudNativePG in Kubernetes: view-secret, view-cert, and stern. These tools enhance tasks such as inspecting secrets, verifying certificates, and tailing logs across multiple pods, streamlining your PostgreSQL management experience in a cloud-native environment. Whether you’re troubleshooting or optimising workflows, these utilities will help you boost productivity and gain better control over your Kubernetes-based PostgreSQL deployments.

CNPG Playground: A New Learning Environment for Postgres in Kubernetes

Fri, 20 Sep 2024 17:57:15 +0200

Welcome CNPG Playground, a local learning environment for exploring CloudNativePG and PostgreSQL in Kubernetes. Using Docker and Kind, it simulates real-world scenarios, enabling developers and DBAs to experiment with PostgreSQL replication across two clusters. Designed for hands-on learning, CNPG Playground provides an accessible entry point for testing configurations and features, with plans for future enhancements and community collaboration.

CNPG Recipe 13 - Configuring PostgreSQL Synchronous Replication

Tue, 10 Sep 2024 10:12:30 +0200

CloudNativePG 1.24 introduces a highly customisable approach to managing PostgreSQL synchronous replication through the new .spec.postgresql.synchronous stanza. In this article, I’ll guide you through configuring synchronous replication within a single Kubernetes cluster and across multiple clusters. I’ll explore quorum-based and priority-based replication methods, highlighting their benefits and trade-offs. Additionally, I’ll explain how to adjust the synchronous_commit setting to strike the right balance between data durability and performance.

How to test a PostgreSQL Commitfest patch in Kubernetes

Tue, 03 Sep 2024 09:01:00 +0200

In this article, I’ll explore how Kubernetes and CloudNativePG can be leveraged to streamline the testing of PostgreSQL patches, especially during a Commitfest. By automating the creation of PostgreSQL container images from any public Git repository, developers and reviewers can quickly and efficiently test patches within a Kubernetes environment. This approach not only saves time but also enhances the reliability of patches before integration into the main codebase.

CNPG Recipe 12 - Exposing Postgres outside Kubernetes with Service Templates

Mon, 26 Aug 2024 09:38:30 +0200

In this article, I’ll introduce you to the new service template feature in CloudNativePG 1.24, which greatly simplifies the creation of services such as LoadBalancer to expose PostgreSQL outside of your Kubernetes cluster - particularly useful for streamlining Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) deployments. I’ll walk you through setting up this feature on your laptop using kind and cloud-provider-kind, ensuring you can easily test and implement these capabilities in your own environment.

CloudNativePG Recipe 11 - Isolating PostgreSQL Workloads in Kubernetes with Kind

Fri, 16 Aug 2024 13:46:57 +0200

In modern Kubernetes environments, isolating PostgreSQL workloads is crucial for ensuring stability, security, and performance. This article, building on the previous CNPG Recipe #10, explores advanced techniques for isolating PostgreSQL instances using Kubernetes with Kind. By applying taints, labels, and anti-affinity rules, you can ensure that PostgreSQL nodes are dedicated exclusively to database workloads, preventing overlap with other services and enhancing fault tolerance. Whether you’re simulating a production environment or managing a live deployment, these strategies will help you maintain a robust and isolated PostgreSQL cluster in Kubernetes.

CloudNativePG Recipe 10 - Simulating Production PostgreSQL on Kubernetes with Kind

Wed, 14 Aug 2024 12:37:51 +0200

This article provides a step-by-step guide to deploying PostgreSQL in Kubernetes using the kind tool (Kubernetes IN Docker) on a local machine, simulating a production-like environment. It explains how to create multi-node clusters and use node labels, specifically proposing the node-role.kubernetes.io/postgres label to designate PostgreSQL nodes. The article also demonstrates how to schedule PostgreSQL instances on these designated nodes, emphasizing the importance of workload isolation in Kubernetes environments. Thanks to Kubernetes’ portability, these recommendations apply to any cloud deployment—whether private, public, self-managed, or fully managed.

The urge of “T-shaped” profiles to smooth the challenges of running Postgres in Kubernetes

Mon, 12 Aug 2024 12:12:50 +0200

As Kubernetes celebrates its tenth anniversary, the integration of PostgreSQL within this ecosystem is gaining momentum, offering challenges and opportunities, rather than threats, for database administrators (DBAs). This article explores the evolution of running PostgreSQL in Kubernetes, emphasising the importance of transitioning from traditional deployment methods to a cloud-native approach. It discusses the need for DBAs to expand their skills beyond the traditional scope, advocating for a “T-shaped” or even “comb-shaped” professional profile. By understanding key Kubernetes concepts and embracing the principles of “slowification”, simplification, and amplification, DBAs can effectively collaborate with developers and infrastructure teams. This approach enhances individual expertise and contributes to the broader adoption and optimisation of PostgreSQL in Kubernetes environments. The article highlights the critical role of community and shared knowledge in breaking down silos and fostering a collaborative culture, which is essential for the successful deployment and management of PostgreSQL in modern cloud-native infrastructures.

Master PostgreSQL in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG at the PostgreSQL European Conference

Tue, 30 Jul 2024 07:40:42 +0200

Join me and PostgreSQL/Kubernetes expert Leonardo Cecchi in Athens on October 22 for the first-ever public training session on CloudNativePG at the 2024 PostgreSQL European Conference, where you’ll master essential day-2 operations for PostgreSQL in Kubernetes. Learn from the founders and maintainers of CloudNativePG through hands-on sessions covering monitoring, scaling, automated failover, and more.

CloudNativePG Recipe 9 - Inspecting the network and the storage in a CloudNativePG cluster

Tue, 09 Jul 2024 13:20:01 +0200

In this blog post, I delve into the crucial aspects of networking and storage within a CloudNativePG cluster deployed on Kubernetes. I explore how Kubernetes services manage external and internal communications for PostgreSQL clusters, ensuring high availability and seamless failover. Additionally, I examine the role of PersistentVolumeClaims in handling PostgreSQL data storage, offering insights into effective resource management. This article provides an example of the kind of knowledge DBAs need to acquire when managing PostgreSQL in cloud-native environments, highlighting the importance of collaboration with infrastructure teams and developers to ensure robust and resilient cluster operations.

Making the world my single point of failure with PostgreSQL

Thu, 27 Jun 2024 09:30:00 +0200

The upcoming CloudNativePG 1.24 introduces a game-changing feature: the ability to declaratively manage PostgreSQL cluster switchover across cloud regions or different Kubernetes clusters. This advancement enables the seamless demotion of a primary cluster and the promotion of a replica cluster in another region without the need to re-clone the former primary. This innovation significantly revolutionises database management practices, enhancing efficiency and reliability in multi-region and multi-cluster environments.

CloudNativePG, traditionally confined to single Kubernetes clusters, is now expanded its functionality to support distributed PostgreSQL topologies across multiple regions. This enhancement leverages declarative configurations to manage coordinated promotions, ensuring a single primary instance at any time. Based on PostgreSQL’s primary/standby architecture, this setup is designed to maintain operational continuity and cater to various deployment scenarios, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The new capabilities significantly improve high availability and disaster recovery by mitigating the risks associated with single points of failure in PostgreSQL deployments within Kubernetes.

Kubernetes Just Turned Ten: Where Does PostgreSQL Stand?

Tue, 25 Jun 2024 15:46:09 +0200

As Kubernetes marks its tenth anniversary, its influence on infrastructure management continues to grow. This article examines the increasing adoption of PostgreSQL within Kubernetes, fueled by its extensibility and AI applications. It highlights the journey of integrating PostgreSQL with Kubernetes, focusing on the CloudNativePG operator. A comparison between Kubernetes and traditional VM deployments underscores the advantages for database workloads. The article also calls for greater awareness and expertise in combining PostgreSQL with Kubernetes, aiming to enhance the adoption of this fully open-source stack across the IT landscape.

CloudNativePG Recipe 8: Participating in PostgreSQL 17 Testing Program in Kubernetes

Mon, 10 Jun 2024 15:09:19 +0200

Join the PostgreSQL 17 testing program using Kubernetes and CloudNativePG! With the recent release of PostgreSQL 17 Beta, our community has made operand container images available for testing. This article guides you through deploying a PostgreSQL 17 cluster, selecting specific Debian versions, and verifying installations. Perfect for developers in early stages, your participation will help identify and fix bugs before the final release. Get involved and ensure PostgreSQL 17 is robust and ready for production, even in Kubernetes!

… or thanks to Kubernetes! ;)

16 Years After The Launch of 2ndQuadrant Italy: Remembering Simon Riggs

Tue, 21 May 2024 15:18:47 +0200

Sixteen years ago, on May 21, 2008, we proudly announced the opening of the Italian branch of 2ndQuadrant, marking a milestone in PostgreSQL consulting and training in Europe. Simon Riggs, the visionary founder of 2ndQuadrant, placed immense trust in our small team from Prato, Tuscany. Tragically, Simon passed away on March 26, 2024, leaving a profound void. This article is my small tribute to Simon, his extraordinary leadership, and his invaluable contributions to the PostgreSQL community. It reflects on our journey, the challenges we faced, and the innovative spirit Simon instilled in us. Despite his passing, Simon’s legacy lives on through the values, principles, and examples he set, continuing to inspire and guide us.

CloudNativePG Recipe 7: Postgres Vertical Scaling with Storage in Kubernetes - part 2

Tue, 16 Apr 2024 10:24:33 +0200

This is the second article in a series that explores advanced strategies for scaling PostgreSQL databases in Kubernetes with the help of CloudNativePG. This article focuses on horizontal table partitioning and tablespaces and how they can be used to manage large datasets. By partitioning tables based on specific criteria and optimising storage with tablespaces, PostgreSQL users can achieve better scalability and performance in cloud-native environments, just like they could in traditional VMs or bare metal deployments.

CloudNativePG Recipe 6: Postgres Vertical Scaling with Storage - part 1

Mon, 08 Apr 2024 19:37:50 +0200

Are you worried that PostgreSQL cannot scale writes within a single node, or do you think that scaling PostgreSQL can only be done horizontally, across different Kubernetes nodes? Discover the surprising truth behind PostgreSQL’s vertical scalability in this first article of a two-part series. Explore the potential of optimizing CPU, RAM, and storage resources through meticulous measurement and benchmarking, challenging conventional scaling wisdom. Delve into the solid strategies within the CloudNativePG stack, such as separate volumes for data and transaction logs, temporary tablespaces, and I/O segregation for tables and indexes. Stay tuned for insights into aligning storage solutions with PostgreSQL’s resilience needs in the upcoming sequel.

CloudNativePG Recipe 5 - How to migrate your PostgreSQL database in Kubernetes with ~0 downtime from anywhere

Wed, 27 Mar 2024 13:23:23 +0100

Are you considering migrating your PostgreSQL database from a service provider into Kubernetes, but you cannot afford downtime? Recipe #5 details step-by-step instructions, leveraging CloudNativePG and logical replication, to seamlessly transition from PostgreSQL 10+ to 16 using an imperative method. Learn how to set up initial configurations, execute migrations, and handle various use cases, such as transitioning from DBaaS to Kubernetes-managed databases and performing version upgrades. Emphasizing testing, learning, and compliance with regulations like the Data Act, this guide empowers users to maintain control over their data by migrating to Kubernetes.

CloudNativePG Recipe 4 - Connecting to Your PostgreSQL Cluster with pgAdmin4

Fri, 22 Mar 2024 15:30:00 +0100

The article explores the deployment of pgAdmin4, a popular graphical user interface for PostgreSQL, within a CloudNativePG environment, primarily for evaluation and educational purposes. The process involves deploying pgAdmin4 to connect to a PostgreSQL cluster, navigating its interface, and utilizing SQL functionality. The article provides detailed deployment instructions and highlights the use of the --mode desktop option for seamless integration.

CloudNativePG Recipe 3 - What!?! No superuser access?

Mon, 11 Mar 2024 21:46:53 +0100

Explore the secure defaults of a PostgreSQL cluster in this CloudNativePG recipe, aligning with the principle of least authority (PoLA). Our commitment to security and operational simplicity shines through default configurations, balancing robust protection with user-friendly settings. Advanced users can customize as needed. The article navigates default intricacies, PostgreSQL Host-Based Authentication, and the scenarios for enabling superuser access. We also touch on the careful use of the ALTER SYSTEM command, emphasizing our dedication to secure and simple operations.

CloudNativePG Recipe 2 - Inspecting Default Resources in a CloudNativePG Cluster

Fri, 08 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Dive into the nitty-gritty of how CloudNativePG works its magic with PostgreSQL cluster stuff, zooming in on configmaps and secrets. Peek behind the curtain of the default Private Key Infrastructure – the secret sauce for stress-free mutual TLS authentication. Get to know the default user and database setups, all decked out for maximum security. This article is your go-to roadmap, cruising through CloudNativePG’s resource wizardry and dishing out real-world tips for a breeze in deploying and handling PostgreSQL clusters.

CloudNativePG Recipe 1 - Setting up your local playground in minutes

Sun, 03 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Dive into the world of running PostgreSQL in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG in this inaugural guide. Follow along as we walk you through the process of setting up a disposable local cluster using kind. Gain insights into creating PostgreSQL clusters, installing CloudNativePG, and leveraging the cnpg plugin for kubectl. Wrap up your journey by tidying up your local cluster. Whether you’re a developer or a DBA, this foundational guide provides a launchpad for your future CloudNativePG explorations with a fully open source stack.

Maximizing Microservice Databases with Kubernetes, Postgres, and CloudNativePG

Wed, 28 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Explore the synergy between PostgreSQL and Kubernetes through CloudNativePG — a transformative operator discussed in this article. Discover how this powerful open source stack empowers organizations to free themselves from vendor lock-in and to create a seamless microservice database environment, enhancing innovation, operational efficiency and velocity. This article provides a refreshed perspective on “Why Run Postgres in Kubernetes?” from 2022.