Introduction#
TPA is an orchestration tool that uses Ansible to deploy Postgres clusters according to EDB’s recommendations.
TPA embodies the best practices followed by EDB, informed by many years of hard-earned experience with deploying and supporting Postgres. These recommendations are as applicable to quick testbed setups as to production environments.
- What can TPA do?
- Trusted Postgres Architect release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.33 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.32 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.31 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.30 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.29 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.28 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.27 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.26 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.25 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.24 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.23 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.22 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.21 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.20 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.19 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.18 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.17 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.16 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.15 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.14 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.13 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.12 release notes
- Trusted Postgres Architect 23.1 to 23.11 release notes
- TPA installation
- Open source TPA
- Installing TPA from source