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"Highly available PostgreSQL" usually means leader election, streaming replicas, automatic failover, health checks, and a lot of careful wiring. With the CYBERTEC PG Operator (CPO) it means a 14-line YAML file. Here's the whole thing, start to finish, on a laptop with minikube.

Every command and output below comes from a tutorial we ran end-to-end on a fresh minikub...


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There is no shortage of PostgreSQL operators for Kubernetes. Projects such as CloudNativePG, the Zalando postgres-operator, Crunchy PGO, and StackGres have all helped shape the ecosystem.

So why did we build another one?

Our answer is simple: multi-site PostgreSQL along with other capabilities.

The


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You have probably read a dozen tutorials on setting up PostgreSQL High Availability (HA). On paper, it looks simple: spin up a primary instance, spin up a standby, and let them replicate.

But what happens when yo...


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Vienna, Austria / Pretoria, South Africa / Mauritius -  6 August, 2026

CYBERTEC PostgreSQL International GmbH, the world's leading PostgreSQL services and solutions company, and Meniko Data Solutions, a trusted data solutions provide...


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If you are a traditional database administrator (DBA) transitioning to Kubernetes, the cloud-native ecosystem can feel like a series of personal attacks on your workflow.

For years, your terminal was your home. If a query was running slow, you SSH’d into the VM, opened /var/lib/pgsql/data/postgresql.conf in vim, bumped up shared_buffers, and ran a quick ...


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