Backups are out and snapshots are in! Brian breaks down everything you need to know for how to use pgBackRest with snapshots in a Kubernetes environment.
Greg walks through how to deploy our operator with minimal storage and set up autogrow features to automatically expand storage as you need it.
Andrew walks you through the new API that lets you deploy Crunchy Bridge resources from inside Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes.
Version 5.6 of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes is out and Greg has an overview of highlights. Autogrow storage volumes, create passwords, connect to Crunchy Bridge, and more.
Bob helps you fix some common Kubernetes installation issues. He shows you the right order of things, how to fix a missing image, and some common resource allocation errors.
We just released version 5.5 of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes and have a new pgAdmin experience. Now you can run all of your Postgres clusters in one interface across your Kubernetes fleet. We have a really cool way to manage this and it includes automatic new cluster detection.
Version 5.5 of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes is out and Andrew has an overview of highlights. We have a really cool new pgAdmin set up, streamlined metrics features, updated pgBouncer and more.
Bob has all the instructions for getting your Postgres in a Kubernetes multi-AZ environment.
We love it when we get to work with the open source community! We recently helped with patches to OCI and Postgres 16 to make huge pages work with Postgres in containers and Kubernetes.
Bob continues his series on using Argo CD to create GitOps workflows with Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes. In this post, he shows you how to create automated image updates. You can get a new Postgres image all the way from source to tested and ready for production with this workflow automation.
We are excited to release version 5.4 of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes with support for ARM processors, pgvector, huge pages, Postgres tablespaces, and more.
CI/CD tools can help you deploy, test, and promote databases. Bob has a sample set up of using ArgoCD with Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes. He even provides a really nice sidecar testing container for you to use.
Curious about using Argo for application and database maintenance? Bob takes us through how to set up Argo with Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes. The end results are some easy and simple GitOps for everyday tasks.
How can Kubernetes be the foundation of a stateful database? Ben takes us through the basics of Persistent Volumes, Volume Claims, and Postgres storage.
Announcing PGO support for Postgres 15, Kubernetes 1.25, IPv6, Helm charts, and more!
Using sidecars you can export Postgres logs a few different ways. Bob has some examples for exports including sending errors to stderr, stdout, and S3.
PGO now supports streaming replication between clusters which can be used for disaster recovery or cloud migration. Read about how to set up streaming replication in a declarative cloud-native way. This example includes code samples for setting up two clusters, one in EKS, and one in GKE.
We are showing off some of the newest features in Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes and related images. Learn how to upgrade Postgres minor and major versions and even pause the upgrade in process.
Some exciting new features are launching this week with Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes 5.2. We have a new CLI plugin for kubectl! Plus sidecar apps, new options for streaming replicas, and upgrade options.
Rekha offers a step-by-step guide for deploying Varnish Cache for pg_tileserv using Kustomize and the Postgres Operator for Kubernetes on OpenShift.