Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes
Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes
By Crunchy Data
Certified enterprise ready
Deploy trusted open source PostgreSQL at scale. Crunchy PostgreSQL for OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) includes Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator and Crunchy PostgreSQL Container Suite supporting hybrid cloud, open source PostgreSQL-as-a-Service.
Enables hybrid-cloud enterprise PostgreSQL-as-a-Service on OpenShift Container Platform (OCP). Crunchy PostgreSQL for OCP provides the essential features required to manage an enterprise PostgreSQL environment, including: - Provisioning - High-Availability - Disaster Recovery (Backups & Restores) - Monitoring - Advanced Authentication and Authorization control
High Availability
Deploy highly available PostgreSQL clusters ensuring your data is always available when you need it.
Disaster Recovery
Deploy advanced enterprise ready open source PostgreSQL backup and restore capability.
Advanced Security
Crunchy Certified PostgreSQL is certified at Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 2+ to ensure it is the most trusted open source enterprise PostgreSQL distribution. Crunchy Certified PostgreSQL is the first commercially available open source relational database management system to receive Common Criteria certification.
Turnkey Monitoring
Easily deploy Kubernetes native open source PostgreSQL monitoring capability built with leading tools Prometheus and Grafana.
Pricing summary
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Graphical database administration tools for simple point-and-click database management
Advanced Storage Configuration
Turn Key Monitoring
High Availability
Disaster Recovery
24x7 Production Support
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DOCUMENTATION
Product Documentation
This is the product documentation that contains information for how to run Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes, its overall architecture, and how to successfully employ common daily workflows.
DOCUMENTATION
Product Blog
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DOCUMENTATION
Interactive Tutorial
Get hands on practice with Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes with interactive tutorials.
COMPANY INFORMATION
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Reviews
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AS
Administrator in Computer Software
Review source: OrganicReview source: OrganicNot ratedSep 11, 2020"Fully Featured Kubernetes Operator to Create and Manage PostgreSQL clusters."
What do you like best?
It's resilient & portable across clouds
What do you dislike?
In some cases extending the operator requires forking the open source repository. Support for plugins could solve this issue for many users.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Render has been using Crunchy’s PostgreSQL Operator to power our PostgreSQL database as a service product for over 2 years and we've been very happy with its performance so far. There's a few competing offerings but we decided to go with Crunchy as they met all our feature requirements, had very good documentation, and their commercial interests aligned well with their open source offerings. I also really like the fact that we haven't been forced into any sort of vendor lock in. It’s been quite easy to use the components we want and ignore the ones that don’t fit our use case. We've found it straightforward to hook into the operator and extend its functionality when required. Finally, the operator is quite resilient and portable across clouds. We haven’t run into any major issues in production that stemmed from the operator's codebase. As Render has expanded its services across multiple regions and clouds we haven’t had to tailor our use of Crunchy's PostgreSQL operator to any particular region or cloud.
US
User in Computer Software
Review source: OrganicReview source: OrganicNot ratedSep 11, 2020"A Comprehensive Suite of PostgreSQL Containers to Meet All of Your Cloud Data Needs"
What do you like best?
Crunchy Data is a true partner. The continuously work with us to provide enhancements and features to meet our distinct business needs. The turn around on requests has been impressive. Our support is incredibly knowledgeable and easy to work with.
What do you dislike?
I haven't hit any dislikes yet. I really enjoy partnering with them.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Very knowledgeable company. Incredibly supportive.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
This was a build vs. buy decision. We have the expertise in house to provide PostgreSQL in containers for kubernetes. But why reinvent the wheel? Crunchy Data had already done it exceedingly well. It was a no brainer.
VK
Vangelis K.
Verified Current UserReview source: OrganicVerified Current UserReview source: OrganicNot ratedSep 15, 2020"Great HA PostgreSQL cluster for K8s clusters - Must for Container World."
What do you like best?
It contains High Availability PostgreSQL deployments and the amazing thing is that you have all the components form Crunchy, HA environment, backup and restore and of course monitoring tools to check issues and performance from your databases. Also you have the option to deploy Crunchy as a Database Service in the k8s clusters or you can use database per namespace. There is a way with helm charts to deploy,operator and PostgreSQL clusters in your CI/CD pipelines. It is must for container world and you can manage and do all the operational tasks in the databases environment as usual.++++++`
What do you dislike?
It is nice to have Migration tool for the database, it is important to have a tool that helps you guide and automate your database migration to Crunchy Data Operator PostgreSQL Cluster online with minimal downtime.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
To create HA environment for PostgreSQL and to make automatic deployments.