Installing the PG AI Hybrid Manager

Installing the PG AI Hybrid Manager

PG AI Hybrid Manager (HM) provides orchestration, observability, and lifecycle operations for Postgres, analytics, and AI workloads across cloud and on-premises deployments.

This section provides installation guidance for users deploying Hybrid Manager on their own infrastructure, across supported Kubernetes platforms. If you’re using a turnkey hardware system like Sovereign AI and Data Factory (Hardware Appliance) , Hybrid Manager is preinstalled and requires no setup.

Planning

Kubernetes (Generic)

Use this guide to prepare a custom Kubernetes cluster for Hybrid Manager.

• Planning your Kubernetes cluster for HM installation

This includes sizing recommendations, storage class expectations, and node group setup.

Considering a preinstalled hardware solution?

If you’re looking for a fully managed deployment of Hybrid Manager and its supporting infrastructure, consider the Sovereign AI and Data Factory (Hardware Appliance) — a turnkey hardware solution delivered by EDB.

This system includes:

• Preinstalled, end-to-end support of Hybrid Manager and Redhat Openshift

• Full lifecycle management of hardware and software

• Built-in support for Postgres, vector workloads, and GPU-powered inference

Learn more at the Engineered Systems overview . —

• Kubernetes planning and minimum recommended requirements
  • Planning Your Kubernetes Cluster for Hybrid Manager Installation
    • 1. Use Case
    • 2. Base Infrastructure
    • 3. Networking
    • 4. Kubernetes Cluster Settings
    • 5. Node Group Configuration
    • 6. Permission Policies
    • 7. Storage Integration
    • 8. Load Balancer/Ingress Integration
    • 9. Data security
    • 10. Platform-Specific Custom Configurations
  • Minimum recommended specifications for the Hybrid Manager
    • General recommended resource requirements
    • Configuration settings
    • 2. Kubernetes Platform and Version Requirements
    • 3. Kubernetes Nodes and Processor Requirements
    • 4. External Services Requirements
    • 5. Dependent External Services (Connectivity)
• Install Hybrid Manager on Red Hat OpenShift
  • Red Hat Open Shift installation prerequisites
    • Prerequisites
    • Next steps
  • Install Hybrid Manager on Red Hat OpenShift using EDB Postgres AI Operator
    • Install Operator dependencies
    • Install the operator for RHOS
    • Install Hybrid Manager on RHOS
  • Connecting to Hybrid Manager
  • Updating DNS zone records
    • Update DNS zone records
• Install Hybrid Manager on AWS EKS
  • EKS installation prerequisites
    • Prerequisites
    • Next steps
  • Install Hybrid Manager on EKS
    • Installing Hybrid Manager on AWS EKS using the Hybrid Manager Operator
    • Installing Hybrid Manager on AWS EKS
  • Connecting to the Hybrid Manager Console
  • Uninstall Hybrid Manager from EKS
    • Uninstalling using the bootstrap installed Hybrid Manager
    • Uninstalling using the Hybrid Manager Operator
    • Post uninstallation
• Install Hybrid Manager on GCP GKE
  • Hybrid Manager installation methods for Google Cloud GKE
    • Install Hybrid Manager on GCP GKE using Helm
    • Install Hybrid Manager on Google Cloud GKE using EDB Postgres AI Operator
    • Updating DNS zone records
  • Prerequisites
    • Prerequisites
    • Next steps
  • Connecting to Hybrid Manager
• Customizations
  • Enabling Data Catalogs on Hybrid Manager
    • Creating a secret with the key
    • Backing up the confounding key
  • Enabling GenAI Builder on Hybrid Manager
    • Creating a secret for GenAI Builder
    • Configuring DataLake object storage for GenAI builder
    • Configuring CORS
    • Backing up the Fernet key
  • Customizing Migration Portal secrets for secure internal communication
    • Understanding Migration Portal secrets
    • Overriding the default secrets