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What about Multigres[0]? It builds on top of Postgres and adds HA (based on Flexible Paxos[1]), sharding, etc. They're still not production-ready, but I'm highl
by hasyimibhar 4mo ago
What about Multigres[0]? It builds on top of Postgres and adds HA (based on Flexible Paxos[1]), sharding, etc. They're still not production-ready, but I'm highly optimistic they will solve a lot of the problems Postgres have.
For example, with Multigres, you should be able to achieve true zero downtime major version upgrade by simply resharding [2]. With vanilla Postgres + pgBouncer, you can only achieve near-zero downtime (few seconds at most), though it's probably good enough for most use cases.
[0] https://multigres.com/ https://multigres.com/
[1] https://fpaxos.github.io/ https://fpaxos.github.io/
[2] https://multigres.com/docs#migrate-across-postgres-versions https://multigres.com/docs#migrate-across-postgres-versions
- znpy 4mo ago> What about Multigres[0]? According to they githyb (https://github.com/multigres/multigres https://github.com/multigres/multigres) as of today (June 12th, 2026): > Multigres is a Vitess adaptation for Postgres. The project is currently in the early stages of development. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't. I would start looking into it when it gets released as stable. Otherwise it's unfair.