Hello!
First of all, thanks for developing cloudnative-pg operator, it's a fantastic well-designed operator for Postgres on Kubernetes.
We have a large deployment of postgres servers (900+) which we're evaluating moving to Kubernetes. We have looked into the various operators available and have found cloudnative-pg to be the best one available. We do have one thing blocking us from using it however, and that is the barman-cloud backup. Unfortunately barman-cloud is not on-par with pgbackrest features and performance. We have tried using barman for our setup previously and it simply cannot handle our amount of data-files. In pgbackrest they were able to solve this however, and improve performance with their bundle feature. Barman is also missing features like multi-repo support, backup encryption which we use currently.
It would be fantastic if cloudnative-pg could support pgbackrest, which is arguably the most robust and feature-complete backup tool for Postgres currently available!
Hello!
First of all, thanks for developing cloudnative-pg operator, it's a fantastic well-designed operator for Postgres on Kubernetes.
We have a large deployment of postgres servers (900+) which we're evaluating moving to Kubernetes. We have looked into the various operators available and have found cloudnative-pg to be the best one available. We do have one thing blocking us from using it however, and that is the barman-cloud backup. Unfortunately barman-cloud is not on-par with pgbackrest features and performance. We have tried using barman for our setup previously and it simply cannot handle our amount of data-files. In pgbackrest they were able to solve this however, and improve performance with their bundle feature. Barman is also missing features like multi-repo support, backup encryption which we use currently.
It would be fantastic if cloudnative-pg could support pgbackrest, which is arguably the most robust and feature-complete backup tool for Postgres currently available!