Pigsty Blog Articles

Pigsty v1.3 adds Redis support with three deployment modes, rebuilds the PGCAT catalog explorer, and enhances PGSQL monitoring dashboards.

Pigsty v1.2 makes PostgreSQL 14 the default version and adds support for monitoring existing database instances independently.

Pigsty v1.1.0 ships with a redesigned homepage, plus JupyterLab, PGWeb, Pev2 & PgBadger integrations.

DDIA author Martin Kleppmann argues we should move away from GPL licenses. In the 2020s, the enemy of computing freedom is cloud software.

Pigsty v1.0.0 GA is here — a batteries-included, open-source PostgreSQL distribution ready for production.

One-click installs, a beta CLI, and Loki-based logging make Pigsty easier to land.

Yesterday I gave a live presentation in the PostgreSQL Chinese community, introducing the open-source PostgreSQL full-stack solution: Pigsty.

Services are now first-class objects, so you can define any routing policy—built-in HAProxy, L4 VIPs, or your own balancer.

Databases are the core component of information systems, relational databases are the absolute backbone of databases, and PostgreSQL is the world's most advanced open source relational database. With such favorable timing and positioning, how can it not achieve great success?

Monitor-only deployments unlock hybrid fleets, while DB/user provisioning APIs get a serious cleanup.