EDB Postgres AI databases
Suggest editsBuilding on decades of Postgres expertise, the EDB Postgres® AI databases are the core of the EDB Postgres AI platform.
- EDB Postgres Advanced Server can take on Oracle workloads.
- EDB Postgres Extended Server designed for large-scale, mission-critical enterprise workloads.
- EDB Postgres Distributed provides distributed high availability and fault tolerance for mission-critical workloads using EPAS or PGE.
All of them are built on the same Postgres core, so you can use the same tools and skills across all of them.
- PostgreSQL is the world's most advanced open source database, and the foundation for all EDB Postgres databases.
Options for reliability and availability
Options for high availability and fault tolerance are available with all EDB databases
Single instance
Single instance databases are great for development and testing, but for production workloads, you need to consider high availability and fault tolerance. You can include single instance databases for test and development alongside your production high availability databases in the EDB Postgres AI Cloud Service.
Primary/secondary replication
Primary/Secondary replication is a common high availability solution for databases. In this configuration, a primary database server is responsible for processing read and write requests. A secondary database server is setup to replicate the primary database server. If the primary database server fails, the secondary database server can take over and become the primary database server.
This configuration provides fault tolerance and high availability in a particular location. This is available with EDB Postgres® Advanced Server (EPAS) and EDB Postgres Extended Server (PGE).
This is a standard configuration option on EDB Postgres AI Cloud Service.
Distributed high availability
High availability is a critical requirement for mission-critical workloads. EDB Postgres Distributed (PGD) provides a distributed database environment designed to ensure high availability and fault tolerance for mission-critical workloads. PGD can use EPAS, PGE, or PostgreSQL databases as the underlying replicated database. PGD is available for self-managed deployment and on the EDB Postgres AI Cloud Service (as the Distributed High Availability option).
This is also a standard configuration option on EDB Postgres AI Cloud Service.
Deployment options
You can read more about how you can deploy these databases as:
- hosted databases with the EDB Postgres AI Cloud Service
- managed databases with the EDB Postgres AI Cloud Service
- or self-managed in your own cloud or on-premises but visible in your EDB Postgres AI Console using the EDB Postgres AI Agent.
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