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To: Marthin Laubscher <postgres@lobeshare.co.za>,
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On 6/27/24 09:07, Marthin Laubscher wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I don’t intend dissing or plugging anyone’s efforts or start a flame 
> war, but I’d like to get a sense of how the PostgreSQL community feels 
> about:
> a) YugabyteDB, and
> b) PostgreSQL on Kubernetes.
> 
> For my application I’m deeply vested in Kubernetes as a pathway to being 
> cloud-agnostic and I have looked at YugabyteDB because it matches my 

And substituted a single platform dependence.

> application’s (distributed) architecture more closely.
> But not all the ways to run PostgreSQL on Kubernetes are created equal, 
> and YugabyteDB is really far behind on versions and do not support 
> extensions in a way that’s useful to me.

Which now leads you to above.

> 
> So seeing that I’ve taken the plunge to join the mailing lists at least 
> I’d love to hear any and all feedback on those two topics from the these 
> parts of the woods.
> 
> --- Thanks for your time – Marthin Laubscher
> 

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Adrian Klaver
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