Getting Started# Before You Start Kubernetes terminology PostgreSQL terminology Cloud terminology What to do next Use cases Case 1: Applications inside Kubernetes Case 2: Applications outside Kubernetes Architecture Synchronizing the state Kubernetes architecture Multi-availability zone Kubernetes clusters Single availability zone Kubernetes clusters Reserving nodes for PostgreSQL workloads Proposed node label Proposed node taint PostgreSQL architecture Read-write workloads Read-only workloads Deployments across Kubernetes clusters Installation and upgrades Installation on Kubernetes Obtaining an EDB subscription token Using the Helm Chart Directly using the operator manifest Install the EDB pull secret Install the operator Using the cnp plugin for kubectl Details about the deployment Upgrades Spread Upgrades In-place updates of the instance manager Compatibility among versions Upgrading to 1.25 from a previous minor version Upgrading to 1.24 from a previous minor version From Replica Clusters to Distributed Topology Quickstart Part 1 - Setup the local Kubernetes/Openshift Local playground Minikube Kind OpenShift Local (formerly CodeReady Containers (CRC)) Part 2: Install EDB Postgres for Kubernetes Part 3: Deploy a PostgreSQL cluster Deploying EDB Postgres servers Part 4: Monitor clusters with Prometheus and Grafana Installation Viewing with Prometheus Grafana Dashboard
