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These releases make it easier than ever to = deploy and operate pgEdge Enterprise Postgres and pgEdge Distributed Postgr= es on Kubernetes, leveraging the advanced maturity and community adoption o= f the CloudNativePG operator. With pgEdge now fully open source under the OSI-approved PostgreSQL License= , the company continues its mission to make Postgres more accessible to dev= elopers, operators, and the broader open source community. Empowering Kubernetes Deployments with CloudNativePG CloudNativePG is an open source Kubernetes operator that automates the life= cycle of PostgreSQL clusters using native Kubernetes resources. Recently ac= cepted into the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) at the Sandbox mat= urity level, CloudNativePG has become the community standard for running Po= stgres on Kubernetes, with over 4.5k GitHub stars and 58 million downloads. Today's announcement includes two key releases that simplify pgEdge deploym= ent on Kubernetes: New pgEdge Postgres Container Images pgEdge is releasing new Container images built from pgEdge Enterprise Postg= res packages with support for Postgres 16 through 18, published on GitHub C= ontainer Registry as pgedge/pgedge-postgres. Two image flavors are availabl= e: - Minimal: Includes core pgEdge extensions for distributed deployments (spo= ck, snowflake, lolor) - Standard: Adds popular extensions including pgVector, PostGIS, and pgAudit These images can be used with CloudNativePG, the official Postgres entrypoi= nt, and Patroni, enabling broad integration with popular open source tools.= Organizations can extend these images with additional extensions as needed. Updated pgEdge Helm Chart The new pgEdge Helm chart leverages CloudNativePG to simplify deployment an= d operation of distributed Postgres architectures. At a high level, this ch= art features support for: - Postgres 16, 17, and 18 via pgEdge Enterprise Postgres Images. - Flexible deployment options for both single-region and multi-region deplo= yments - Deploy pgEdge Enterprise Postgres in a single region with optional standb= y replicas. - Deploy pgEdge Distributed Postgres across multiple regions with Spock mul= ti-master replication. - Configuring Spock replication configuration across all nodes during helm = install and upgrade processes. - Best practice configuration defaults for deploying pgEdge Distributed Pos= tgres in Kubernetes. - Extending / overriding configuration for CloudNativePG across all nodes, = or on specific nodes. - Configuring standby instances with automatic failover, leveraging Spock's= delayed feedback and failover slots worker to maintain active-active repli= cation across failovers and promotions. - Adding pgEdge nodes using Spock or CloudNativePG's bootstrap capabilities= to synchronize data from existing nodes or backups. - Performing Postgres major and minor version upgrades. - Client certificate authentication for managed users, including the `pgedg= e` replication user. - Configuration options to support deployments across multiple Kubernetes c= lusters. Key Benefits The new pgEdge Container Edition with CloudNativePG integration delivers: - Simplified Operations: Mature operator capabilities for orchestrating dis= tributed Postgres in Kubernetes - Flexible Deployment: Choice of image flavors and configurable Helm chart = with best practice defaults - Community Standards: Built on CNCF-backed tools with proven adoption - 100% Postgres Compatible: No vendor lock-in with full open source licensi= ng under OSI-approved PostgreSQL License - Enterprise Features: Multi-master replication, high availability, low lat= ency, and 20+ popular extensions - Production Ready: Same-day security updates and 24=C3=977=C3=97365 global= support from seasoned Postgres experts Multi-Cluster and Multi-Cloud Support Most organizations deploying pgEdge Distributed Postgres operate nodes acro= ss different regions and cloud providers for performance and availability. = This new release supports multi-cluster Kubernetes deployments, leveraging = standard Kubernetes tools for cross-cluster networking (such as Cilium or S= ubmariner) and certificate management. While a single Kubernetes cluster typically operates in one region across m= ultiple availability zones, pgEdge customers often deploy nodes in differen= t regions for improved performance and availability, spanning multiple clou= d providers at times. "These updates mark an important step toward making pgEdge simpler, more fl= exible, and easier to integrate into Kubernetes environments," said David M= itchell, President and CEO at pgEdge. "Whether you're running in a single r= egion or operating a multi-cluster deployment across clouds, pgEdge now pro= vides the open source foundation and tools to achieve your requirements in = Kubernetes." Availability You can explore the new images and Helm chart today on GitHub: - pgEdge Postgres Images: https://github.com/pgEdge/postgres-images - pgEdge Helm Chart: https://github.com/pgEdge/pgedge-helm For more information and to try pgEdge for free, visit www.pgedge.com/get-s= tarted or access documentation here, =20 About pgEdge pgEdge, the leading open source enterprise Postgres company, makes it easy = for developers to build and deploy highly scalable and distributed database= applications across global networks. Founded by industry veterans with dec= ades of PostgreSQL expertise, pgEdge provides fully distributed PostgreSQL = for high availability, delivering solutions for low latency, ultra-high ava= ilability, multi-master distributed deployments, data residency requirement= s, and geographic scale-out. The company offers 24=C3=977=C3=97365 global s= upport from seasoned Postgres experts with direct contributions to the Post= greSQL community, with optional Forward Deployed Engineer services for dedi= cated assistance. Customers include prominent enterprises such as Bertelsma= nn, Qube RT, Jobot, the European Parliament, and several U.S. government ag= encies. --===============0055626093770697921== Content-Type: text/html; charset="utf-8" MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable pgEdge Announces CloudNativePG Integration, Simplifying Postgres= on Kubernetes
 

pgEdge Announces CloudNativePG Integration, Simplifying Postgres on K= ubernetes

New Container Images and Helm Chart Enable = Seamless Deployment of=20 pgEdge with Industry-Leading Kubernetes Operator

Alexandria, VA, November 5, 2025 =E2=80=94 = pgEdge, the leading open source enterprise Postgres company, today announce= d the availability of pgEdge Containers on Kubernetes built for compatibili= ty with CloudNativePG, along with an updated pgEdge Helm chart. These relea= ses make it easier than ever to deploy and operate pgEdge Enterprise Postgr= es and pgEdge Distributed Postgres on Kubernetes, leveraging the advanced m= aturity and community adoption of the CloudNativePG operator.

With pgEdge now fully open source under the= OSI-approved PostgreSQL License, the company continues its mission to make= Postgres more accessible to developers, operators, and the broader open so= urce community.

Empowering Kubernetes Deployments with Clou= dNativePG CloudNativePG is an open source Kubernetes operator that automates the life= cycle of PostgreSQL clusters using native Kubernetes resources. Recently ac= cepted into the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) at the Sandbox mat= urity level, CloudNativePG has become the community standard for running Po= stgres on Kubernetes, with over 4.5k GitHub stars and 58 million downloads.=

Today's announcement includes two key relea= ses that simplify pgEdge deployment on Kubernetes: New pgEdge Postgres Container Images

pgEdge is releasing new Container images bu= ilt from pgEdge Enterprise Postgres packages with support for Postgres 16 t= hrough 18, published on GitHub Container Registry as pgedge/pgedge-postgres= . Two image flavors are available: - Minimal: Includes core pgEdge extensions for distributed deployments (spo= ck, snowflake, lolor) - Standard: Adds popular extensions including pgVector, PostGIS, and pgAudi= t

These images can be used with CloudNativePG= , the official Postgres entrypoint, and Patroni, enabling broad integration= with popular open source tools. Organizations can extend these images with= additional extensions as needed.

Updated pgEdge Helm Chart

The new pgEdge Helm chart leverages CloudNa= tivePG to simplify deployment and operation of distributed Postgres archite= ctures. At a high level, this chart features support for:

  • Postgres 16, 17= , and 18 via pgEdge Enterprise Postgres Images.
  • Flexible deploy= ment options for both single-region and multi-region deployments
  • Deploy pgEdge E= nterprise Postgres in a single region with optional standby replicas.
  • Deploy pgEdge D= istributed Postgres across multiple regions with Spock multi-master replica= tion.
  • Configuring Spo= ck replication configuration across all nodes during helm install and upgra= de processes.
  • Best practice c= onfiguration defaults for deploying pgEdge Distributed Postgres in Kubernet= es.
  • Extending / ove= rriding configuration for CloudNativePG across all nodes, or on specific no= des.
  • Configuring sta= ndby instances with automatic failover, leveraging Spock's delayed feedback= and failover slots worker to maintain active-active replication across fai= lovers and promotions.
  • Adding pgEdge n= odes using Spock or CloudNativePG's bootstrap capabilities to synchronize d= ata from existing nodes or backups.
  • Performing Post= gres major and minor version upgrades.
  • Client certific= ate authentication for managed users, including the pgedge rep= lication user.
  • Configuration o= ptions to support deployments across multiple Kubernetes clusters.

Key Benefits

The new pgEdge Container Edition with Cloud= NativePG integration delivers:

  • Simplified Oper= ations: Mature operator capabilities for orchestrating distributed Postgres= in Kubernetes
  • Flexible Deploy= ment: Choice of image flavors and configurable Helm chart with best practic= e defaults
  • Community Stand= ards: Built on CNCF-backed tools with proven adoption
  • 100% Postgres C= ompatible: No vendor lock-in with full open source licensing under OSI-appr= oved PostgreSQL License
  • Enterprise Feat= ures: Multi-master replication, high availability, low latency, and 20+ pop= ular extensions
  • Production Read= y: Same-day security updates and 24=C3=977=C3=97365 global support from sea= soned Postgres experts

Multi-Cluster and Multi-Cloud Support

Most organizations deploying pgEdge Distrib= uted Postgres operate nodes across different regions and cloud providers fo= r performance and availability. This new release supports multi-cluster Kub= ernetes deployments, leveraging standard Kubernetes tools for cross-cluster= networking (such as Cilium or Submariner) and certificate management.

While a single Kubernetes cluster typically= operates in one region across multiple availability zones, pgEdge customer= s often deploy nodes in different regions for improved performance and avai= lability, spanning multiple cloud providers at times.

"These updates mark an important step towar= d making pgEdge simpler, more flexible, and easier to integrate into Kubern= etes environments," said David Mitchell, President and CEO at pgEdge. "Whet= her you're running in a single region or operating a multi-cluster deployme= nt across clouds, pgEdge now provides the open source foundation and tools = to achieve your requirements in Kubernetes."

Availability

You can explore the new images and Helm cha= rt today on GitHub: - pgEdge Postgres Images: https://github.com/pgEdge/postgres-images - pgEdge Helm Chart: https://github.com/pgEdge/pgedge-helm

For more information and to try pgEdge for = free, visit www.pgedge.com/get-started or access documentation here,

About pgEdge pgEdge, the leading open source enterprise Postgres company, makes it easy = for developers to build and deploy highly scalable and distributed database= applications across global networks. Founded by industry veterans with dec= ades of PostgreSQL expertise, pgEdge provides fully distributed PostgreSQL = for high availability, delivering solutions for low latency, ultra-high ava= ilability, multi-master distributed deployments, data residency requirement= s, and geographic scale-out. The company offers 24=C3=977=C3=97365 global s= upport from seasoned Postgres experts with direct contributions to the Post= greSQL community, with optional Forward Deployed Engineer services for dedi= cated assistance. Customers include prominent enterprises such as Bertelsma= nn, Qube RT, Jobot, the European Parliament, and several U.S. government ag= encies.
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