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Came here to comment this, there's a ton of awesome stuff around Postgres that using RDS makes impossible. Kinda stinks, but I don't have the time/expertise to
by cfors 4y ago
Came here to comment this, there's a ton of awesome stuff around Postgres that using RDS makes impossible. Kinda stinks, but I don't have the time/expertise to manage a Postgres Instance on EC2.
- Tostino 4y agoIf you have kubernetes experience, running a cluster using a pre-built helm chart (like pgo) takes away a ton of the pain by bundling needed services together and giving you easy upgrade paths, high availability, backups, etc.
- ahachete 4y agoI agree. If the extension availability is the main concern, I'd recommend the open source StackGres [1] operator, which has, possibly, the largest Postgres extension catalog [2] available. [1] https://stackgres.io https://stackgres.io [2] https://stackgres.io/extensions/ https://stackgres.io/extensions/ Disclaimer: founder of OnGres, the company behind StackGres