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We are excited to announce the release of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes 5.7! This latest version brings a wealth of new features and enhancements designed to make your Postgres deployments on Kubernetes more flexible, efficient, secure, and robust than ever before.

We have highlighted a few of the features that we are excited about below. You can also check out the release notes for more details

One of the major changes that the cloud brought to application and database management was the concept of "thin provisioning." With large amounts of compute or storage resources available behind an API, you can provision what you need now and expand your infrastructure as required. Frameworks like 12Factor

We are excited to introduce Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes (CPK) 5.6, the latest version of our PostgreSQL Kubernetes operator. This release brings several new features that will elevate your PostgreSQL experience to new heights, ensuring better management, automation, and scalability.

Autogrow Postgres storage

When your company has decided it's time to invest in more open source, Postgres is the obvious choice. Managing databases is not new and you already have established practices and requirements for rolling out a new database. One of the big requirements we frequently help new customers with on their Postgres adoption is data encryption. While the question is simple, there's a few layers to it that determine which is the right approach for you. Here we'll walk through the pros and cons of approaches and help you identify the right path for your needs.

Overview of At-Rest Encryption Methods

We are excited to announce the release of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes version 5.3. We have been hard at work on a lot of new features that we cannot wait to get into your hands. You can get started on version 5.3 from our Developer Portal

We are excited to announce the release of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes version 5.2. We have been hard at work on a lot of new features we cannot wait to get into your hands. You can get started on version 5.2 from our container portal