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PostgreSQL instance manager

pgcli Easily build your PostgreSQL and storage stack

Using PostgreSQL databases as naturally as breathing — and extending them just as naturally, with a rich catalog of PostgreSQL extensions and companion infrastructure around your database and storage. pgcli is your Swiss Army knife: powerful and flexible, letting you forge your database and storage foundation with ease.

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Instance Management

Create, start, stop, and destroy isolated PostgreSQL instances with one command.

Instance Management

Backup & PITR

Full, differential, and incremental snapshots with pgBackRest, and point-in-time recovery to any moment after them.

Backup & PITR

Replication & Failover

Read-only replicas with WAL streaming and cascading replication; promote one to take over when the primary is lost.

Replication & Failover

HA Cluster

Patroni high availability — automatic failover, a DCS-backed cluster, cross-host members, cluster PITR, and direct SQL.

HA Cluster

Addons & Toolbox

Companion services around an instance or cluster — PgBouncer, etcd, MinIO / silo / rustfs, Redis, Kafka, etc. — plus standalone Toolbox utilities such as ZFS, PGMQ, SQLite + Litestream and daemons.

Addons & Toolbox

Extensions

Install and manage 440+ PostgreSQL extensions from the Pigsty catalog, baked into container images.

Extensions

Ready to get started?Install pgcli and create your first PostgreSQL instance in minutes.

Installation guide
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