Posts about Kubernetes

The PostgreSQL Operator provides users with a few different methods to perform PostgreSQL cluster operations, via:

• a REST API
• pgo, PostgreSQL Operator Command Line Interface (CLI)
• Directly interfacing with Kubernetes, including various APIs and custom resource definitions

The Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator supports various forms of storage for provisioning PostgreSQL clusters in a Kubernetes environment. One such provider is Rook, which provides an abstract layer around multiple storage systems available in Kubernetes, which makes it even more convenient to choose between multiple storage engines. One storage engine that Rook supports is Ceph

The Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator 4.0 provides an open source PostgreSQL-as-a-Service for Kubernetes platform.

This post provides some easy steps to help you get started, specifically deploying the Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator in Google Kubernetes Engine

Crunchy Data is pleased to release PostgreSQL Operator 4.0.

Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator extends Kubernetes to give you the power to easily create, configure and manage PostgreSQL clusters at scale. When combined with the Crunchy PostgreSQL Container Suite

Kubernetes is a very popular container orchestration framework. I’ll show you how to get Symmetric-DS working on a single Kubernetes instance.

I had previously explored how to build an active-active PostgreSQL cluster

The Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator is a controller that runs within a Kubernetes cluster that provides a means to deploy and manage PostgreSQL clusters.

pgBackRest is one of the most simple yet powerful backup and restore tools, with a bunch of rich features especially for backing up large databases.

At Crunchy Data

Crunchy Data is happy to announce the release of the open source PostgreSQL Operator 3.5 for Kubernetes project, which you can find here: https://github.com/CrunchyData/postgres-operator/

An important part of running a production PostgreSQL database system (and for that matter, any database software) is to ensure you are prepared for disaster. There are many ways to go about preparing your system for disaster, but one of the simplest and most effective ways to do this is by taking periodic backups of your database clusters.

How does one typically go about setting up taking a periodic backup? If you’re running PostgreSQL

Interested in running PostgreSQL natively on Kubernetes? Let's look at a few quick steps to get up and running with the open source Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator for Kubernetes on your choice of Kubernetes deployment.

The Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator

Running PostgreSQL databases in containerized environments is more popular than ever and is moving beyond running only in local, development environments and into large scale production environments