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What is RadonDB PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL The World's Most Advanced Open Source Relational Database.

RadonDB PostgreSQL High availability, High scalability, QingCloud Publish Open Source, PostgreSQL Operator On K8s and Machine.

RadonDB PostgreSQL Kubernetes supports Kubernetes or machine platforms.

QuickStarts

👀 This tutorial demonstrates how to deploy a RadonDB PostgreSQL cluster (Operator) on Kubernetes.

Preparation

📦 Prepare a Kubernetes cluster.

Steps

Step 1: Deploy RadonDB PostgreSQL Operator

Please select a method to deploy RadonDB PostgreSQL Operator.

1. By Helm
2. By Kubectl

a. By Helm

1) Add a Helm repository.

helm repo add radondb-postgresql https://radondb.github.io/multi-platform-postgresql/

2) Install Operator.

Create a Deployment named radondb-postgres-operator.

helm install demo radondb-postgresql/postgres-operator

Notice

This step also creates the CRD required by the cluster.

b. By Kubectl

1) Create radondb-postgres-operator namespace

kubectl create ns radondb-postgres-operator

2) Install Operator.

kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/radondb/multi-platform-postgresql/main/platforms/kubernetes/postgres-operator/deploy/postgres-operator.yaml

Step 2: Deploy a RadonDB PostgreSQL Cluster.

Run the following command to create an instance of the postgresqls.postgres.radondb.io CRD and thereby create a RadonDB PostgreSQL cluster by using the default parameters.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/radondb/multi-platform-postgresql/main/platforms/kubernetes/postgres-operator/deploy/postgresql.yaml | sed -e "s/image: /image: radondb\//g" > postgresql.yaml
kubectl apply -f postgresql.yaml

License

See LICENSE for more information.

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