Overview
Batteries-included config templates for specific scenarios, and detailed explanations.
Batteries-included config templates for specific scenarios, and detailed explanations.
Default single-node installation template with extensive configuration parameter descriptions.
Downloads all available PostgreSQL extensions and Docker, provisioning a series of databases for software backups.
Configuration file used by the Pigsty demo site, configured to serve publicly with domain names and certificates.
A single-node configuration sample for continuous backups and PITR using remote S3/object storage.
Run self-hosting supabase on existing PostgreSQL
The minimal single-node config template, with only the essential components required to run a PostgreSQL instance.
A four-node standard sandbox demonstration environment, featuring two PostgreSQL clusters, MinIO, Etcd, Redis, and a sample FerretDB cluster.
A 3+1 node template with hardened security, delayed cluster, following high-standard security best practices.
Replaces PostgreSQL with a Microsoft SQL Server-compatible kernel using WiltonDB or Babelfish.
Substitutes native PostgreSQL with Alibaba Cloud’s PolarDB for PostgreSQL kernel.
Replaces native PostgreSQL with IvorySQL, an Oracle-compatible kernel by HighGo.
4-node HA MinIO MNMD cluster to provide S3-compatible object storage services.
Dual-node template to set up a basic high-availability PostgreSQL cluster with master-slave replication, tolerating the failure of one node.
Minimal installation that avoids setting up local software repositories or infrastructure, relying only on etcd for a highly available PostgreSQL cluster.
Three-node configuration template providing a standard High Availability (HA) architecture, tolerating failure of one out of three nodes.
Building offline packages for 5 major OS distro simultaneously.
5-node extension building template for 5 major OS distro
Production environment simulation with 43 nodes
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