Kubegres is a Kubernetes operator allowing to deploy one or many clusters of PostgreSql instances and manage databases replication, failover and backup.
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres 1.18 with the following changes:
A special thanks to @toffentoffen and @CasperGN
We tested Kubegres with PostgreSql 16.2
This version is backward compatible with the previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.17
This release contains the following changes:
This version is backward compatible with the previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.16 with the following changes:
Version 1.16 is only compatible with Kubernetes 1.21 or higher.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.15 with the following change:
A special thanks to @owenchenxy who reported and implemented the feature #72
Version 1.15 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.14 with the following changes:
Thanks to @samstride for reporting the issue #54.
Thanks to @blushingpenguin for reporting the issue #69.
Version 1.14 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.13 with the following changes:
A special thanks to @ylck for helping with the implementation of the feature #52.
Thanks to @teknologista for suggesting and testing the feature #52.
Thanks to @JuliuszJ for suggesting and testing the feature #60.
Version 1.13 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.12 with the following changes:
Thanks to @pgvirtuoso for suggesting the feature #40.
Thanks to @anneum for reporting the issue #36 and his great help during the investigation.
Version 1.12 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.11 with the following changes:
Thanks to @anneum for his help in testing #27 and his feedback about that feature.
Thanks to @patrickdung for suggesting the feature #27 so that it is possible to increase the memory size of /dev/shm.
Thanks to @aiesam for reporting the issues with expansion storage (#34)
Version 1.11 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.10 with the following new features:
A special thank to @ylck for implementing and helping testing the feature about resources requests/limits!
Thanks to @shubhamranjan for suggesting the feature about resources requests/limits.
Thanks to @edwardzjl for suggesting the feature about increasing the memory limit of Kubegres controller.
Version 1.10 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started
We are pleased to announce the availability of Kubegres version 1.9 with the following new feature:
#17 : Set custom Node/Pod scheduling policy from Kubegres YAML. Added 2 new fields in YAML: 'scheduler.affinity and 'scheduler.tolerations'.
Thanks to @keithpenrod and @sshekghub for suggesting this new feature. And thanks to @sshekghub for helping with testing it!
Version 1.9 is compatible with any previous versions of Kubegres.
To install and use Kubegres, please see: Getting started