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a8s PostgreSQL
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Data Services in the Pipeline
Core Features of a8s Postgres
Automated Backups & Restore
Replication Management
Prometheus Metrics
Topology Awareness
Fully Declarative API
Take off-site backups that are fully encrypted and compressed. Restore instances from your Backups via native Kubernetes API.
Show the health of the deployed PostgreSQL instances and allow human operators to notice problems as they arise.
Allows the GitOps approach to manage the PostgreSQL instances and the application bindings for accessing them.
The automation will take care of setting up replication and handling failover if the cluster becomes unhealthy.
Increase availability by scheduling replicas on different servers, racks, and availability zones.
a8s PostgreSQL automates the entire lifecycle of PostgreSQL instances.
From deployment and high availability setup to lifecycle operations such as taking
off-site backups and restoring them.
Efficiency Through Automation
Frequently Asked Questions
Some answers to the questions that might be in your mind right now.
Can I run a8s Data services within my own cloud?
Yes, you can bring your infrastructure. a8s runs on any Kubernetes installation with a working storage provisioner and fulfills the Kubernetes standards.
How does a8s ensure that my database will stay available?
a8s allows you to run your PostgreSQL database in a clustered configuration. If your primary database becomes unavailable, it will switch to one of the replicas. You can add as many replicas as you need for a higher degree of reliability. This ensures that your database can resist even multi-node failures. If you have network or power topology constraints, you can configure the scheduling of your replicas to respect those and even avoid a full availability zone outage.
How can I monitor my databases?
Our automation exposes custom metrics. You can use Prometheus and Grafana to monitor how many instances are running, their health state, and the number of backups and restores running, complete or failed to detect anomalies. We provide you with a setup of this monitoring system, or you can roll your Prometheus-compatible monitoring.
How can I handle unexpected issues?
Our company provides 24/7 support for our automation.