Latest news and articles from the OpenEverest project
High Availability PostgreSQL: From Zero to Cluster
Deploying a 3-node PostgreSQL cluster on OpenEverest v2 with provider-percona-postgresql, and putting failover to the real test — killing the primary and timing how fast it recovers.
Two conferences, one continent: our Asian tour (KubeCon Japan + COSCUP)
We took OpenEverest on an Asian tour — KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Japan in Yokohama and COSCUP in Taipei. Two very different crowds, one shared question - where do databases on Kubernetes really stand in APAC?
Introducing the OpenEverest Hub
Introducing the OpenEverest Hub — a single place to discover and share plugins and providers, how it works under the hood, and what is coming next.
Building a CloudNativePG Provider with OpenEverest v2
How I built a CloudNativePG provider on OpenEverest v2 from day-one provisioning to backups.
Contributor Spotlight: Aditya Pimpalkar
Meet Aditya Pimpalkar — a freelance software engineer in Ireland who followed his curiosity about databases on Kubernetes into OpenEverest, and became one of the first to build against the v2 provider architecture.
How an AI Agent Shipped a ClickHouse Provider for OpenEverest
A field report on building a ClickHouse provider for OpenEverest — how little we actually had to build, and how far an AI agent could carry it because the abstraction did the hard part.
OpenEverest at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon India 2026: it’s time for recap!
OpenEverest was present at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon India 2026, held in Mumbai on June 18–19.
OpenEverest Backup & Restore with Self-Hosted S3 Storage: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to deploy RustFS as a self-hosted S3-compatible object storage service and integrate it with OpenEverest for automated PostgreSQL backups. This step-by-step guide covers deployment, bucket creation, S3 configuration, backup scheduling, and restore validation on a Kubernetes cluster.
Contributor Spotlight: Atharva Mhaske
Meet Atharva Mhaske — a pre-final year engineering student at Pune University who went down a databases rabbit hole in Go and came out contributing to OpenEverest.
