# OpenEverest

> OpenEverest is an open-source platform for automated database provisioning and management. It supports multiple database technologies and can be hosted on any Kubernetes infrastructure, in the cloud or on-premises.

Open-Source Database Platform. OpenEverest is a CNCF Sandbox project, Apache 2.0 licensed, and can run on any Kubernetes cluster in the cloud or on-premises. Its extensible provider architecture supports a growing range of data workloads, AI solutions and database engines: from MySQL and PostgreSQL to S3 and LLMs.

## Pages
- [Multi-Cloud Deployments](https://openeverest.io/features/deployments/): Deploy databases across any Kubernetes infrastructure with no vendor lock-in.
- [MySQL](https://openeverest.io/for/mysql/): Provision, scale, and back up production-grade MySQL clusters on any Kubernetes cluster. Synchronous replication with Percona XtraDB Cluster, automated backups, and point-in-time recovery through a single UI and API.
- [Database Provisioning](https://openeverest.io/features/provisioning/): Scale horizontally or vertically, manage storage tiers, and recover from disasters through a single API.
- [MariaDB](https://openeverest.io/for/mariadb/): Provision, scale, and back up production-grade MariaDB clusters on any Kubernetes cluster. High availability, automated backups, and point-in-time recovery through a single UI and API.
- [Database Management](https://openeverest.io/features/management/): Allocate resources dynamically, monitor performance in real time, and stay ahead of incidents without a dedicated DBA.
- [MongoDB](https://openeverest.io/for/mongodb/): Provision, scale, and back up production-grade MongoDB clusters on any Kubernetes cluster. Replica sets, sharding, automated backups, and point-in-time recovery through a single UI and API.
- [PostgreSQL](https://openeverest.io/for/postgresql/): Provision, scale, and operate production-grade PostgreSQL clusters on any Kubernetes cluster. High availability, automated backups, point-in-time recovery, and a choice of CloudNativePG or Percona through a single UI and API.
- [ClickHouse](https://openeverest.io/for/clickhouse/): Provision, scale, and secure production-grade ClickHouse clusters on any Kubernetes cluster. Standalone or replicated topologies through a single UI and API, powered by the Altinity Kubernetes Operator for ClickHouse.
- [KServe provider introduces multi-node LLM head and worker deployments](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-20-kserve-multi-node-llm/): The KServe provider now supports distributed LLM inference with separate head and worker nodes for larger models that exceed single-node memory.
- [KServe provider now exposes LLM autoscaling with Workload Variant Autoscaler and HPA/KEDA](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-20-kserve-llm-autoscaling/): The KServe provider now supports automatic scaling of LLM inference workloads via Workload Variant Autoscaler, Horizontal Pod Autoscaler, and KEDA triggers.
- [KServe provider refreshes model catalog and adds new presets](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-20-kserve-model-presets/): The KServe provider’s built-in model catalog has been refreshed with new presets, making it faster to deploy popular open-source LLMs.
- [MongoDB Explorer plugin adds sidebar auto-discovery for your instances](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-18-mongodb-explorer-sidebar-auto-discovery/): The MongoDB Explorer plugin now automatically discovers and lists your OpenEverest-managed MongoDB instances directly in the sidebar.
- [MongoDB provider now supports backup imports from external sources](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-mongodb-provider-backup-import-support/): The Percona Server for MongoDB provider now supports importing existing backups through an updated Backup CRD.
- [Plugin Hub adds version detection and update alerts](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-plugin-hub-outdated-version-alerts/): The Plugin Hub now automatically detects when installed plugins or providers are out of date and shows update alerts directly in the catalog.
- [OpenEverest adds maintenance approval gates for provider upgrades](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-openeverest-provider-upgrade-safety/): OpenEverest now gates provider upgrades behind an explicit maintenance approval system, so disruptive changes like rolling restarts require operator consent.
- [OpenEverest introduces one-click instance creation from presets](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-openeverest-one-click-instance-presets/): OpenEverest now lets you create database instances in a single click by selecting from predefined InstancePresets in the UI.
- [OpenEverest now lets you bring your own bootstrap credentials when creating an instance](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-openeverest-user-secret-bootstrap-credentials/): OpenEverest now supports seeding an engine’s bootstrap credentials from a user-provided Secret when creating an instance.
- [OpenEverest now supports PATCH-based partial updates on Instance and BackupStorage APIs](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-openeverest-patch-api-partial-updates/): The Instance and BackupStorage APIs now accept PATCH requests, letting you update individual fields safely without read-modify-write races.
- [OpenEverest now supports tolerations, node selectors, and topology spread constraints for scheduling](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-17-openeverest-scheduling-policy-expansion/): Instance scheduling in OpenEverest now supports tolerations, node selectors, topology spread constraints, and custom scheduler names alongside affinity rules.
- [Automatic secure password generation is now available in the Valkey provider](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-16-valkey-provider-secure-default-password/): Automatic secure password generation is now available when creating Valkey instances through OpenEverest.
- [MariaDB provider now supports point-in-time recovery](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-09-15-mariadb-point-in-time-recovery/): The OpenEverest MariaDB provider now supports point-in-time recovery, letting you restore a database to any moment within the backup retention window.
- [ClickHouse provider adds UI-based engine parameter tuning](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-08-31-clickhouse-provider-ui-configuration/): The Altinity ClickHouse provider now exposes engine configuration parameters in the OpenEverest UI, letting you fine-tune settings at creation and edit time.
- [ClickHouse provider delivers TLS and secure user defaults out of the box](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-08-31-clickhouse-provider-tls-secure-defaults/): The Altinity ClickHouse provider now enables TLS encryption and sets a secure default user configuration out of the box.
- [ClickHouse provider now exposes cluster topology through the OpenEverest API](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-08-31-clickhouse-provider-exposed-clusters/): The Altinity ClickHouse provider now exposes cluster topology and connection details through the OpenEverest API for easier integration and monitoring.
- [ClickHouse provider now integrates with OpenEverest monitoring](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-08-31-clickhouse-provider-monitoring/): The Altinity ClickHouse provider now supports OpenEverest’s built-in monitoring integration, automatically exposing metrics for collection.
- [ClickHouse provider now runs in cluster-wide mode with proper status tracking](https://openeverest.io/new/2026-08-31-clickhouse-provider-cluster-wide-status/): The Altinity ClickHouse provider now runs in cluster-wide mode and reports accurate instance status, including health and readiness conditions.
- [KubeCrisis - The 3 AM Pager Simulator](https://openeverest.io/kubecrisis/): A retro choice-based browser game. Survive a 7-day on-call sprint as a DevOps engineer keeping a Kubernetes database cluster alive. Feel the pain of manual ops vs. the calm of OpenEverest automation.
- [Resources](https://openeverest.io/resources/): Discover upcoming events, past event recordings, and blog posts from the OpenEverest community.
- [Brand Kit](https://openeverest.io/brandkit/): Download our logos and brand assets for use in your projects, presentations, and materials.
- [About OpenEverest](https://openeverest.io/about/): Learn about OpenEverest, the first open-source platform for automated database provisioning and management.
- [Extension Hub](https://openeverest.io/extensions/)
- [Join the Community](https://openeverest.io/community/)
- [Stargazers](https://openeverest.io/stargazers/)
- [The Future of OpenEverest](https://openeverest.io/future/)

## Documentation
- [OpenEverest Documentation](https://openeverest.io/docs/): Installation guides, references, and user documentation across all releases.
- [Documentation 2.0.0-dev.3](https://openeverest.io/documentation/2.0.0-dev.3) (pre-release)
- [Documentation 2.0.0-dev.2](https://openeverest.io/documentation/2.0.0-dev.2) (pre-release)
- [Documentation 1.16.2](https://openeverest.io/documentation/1.16.2)

## Blog
- [OpenEverest Blog](https://openeverest.io/blog/): News, releases, tutorials, and community stories. Latest posts:
- [Introducing the What's New page](https://openeverest.io/blog/intoducing-whats-new/): A single feed for everything shipping across OpenEverest — the core, providers, and plugins. Here is why we built the What's New page and how an AI-powered pipeline keeps it up to date.
- [OpenEverest at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon China 2026: the Shanghai recap](https://openeverest.io/blog/kubecon-shanghai-2026/): We wrapped up the OpenEverest Asian tour at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon China in Shanghai — a conference where Kubernetes has effectively become the operating system for AI. Here is what stood out, from the talks to the China-native project landscape to the project pavilion.
- [OpenEverest at LFX Mentorship: Term 3, 2026](https://openeverest.io/blog/lfx-mentorship-term3-2026/): Our two LFX Mentorship Term 3 projects now have their mentees. Meet Aditya Pimpalkar (Object Storage provider) and Abdul Moiz (Benchmark plugin), and see what to expect from each.
- [Running MariaDB on OpenEverest](https://openeverest.io/blog/mariadb-on-openeverest/): MariaDB is now available on OpenEverest through a dedicated provider backed by mariadb-operator. Deploy it with the v2 release, pick a standalone, Galera, or replication topology, and get TLS, monitoring, and scaling out of the box.
- [OpenEverest Pulse: August 2026](https://openeverest.io/blog/pulse-august-2026/): The first OpenEverest Pulse: a concise roundup of what shipped this month — the 2.0.0-dev.2 release, the Extension Hub on the website, and updates across the MariaDB, Cassandra, and Valkey providers.

## Events
- [Events & Resources](https://openeverest.io/resources/): Upcoming and past talks, conferences, and recordings.
- [Meet OpenEverest at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026](https://openeverest.io/events/kubecon-na-2026/): Catch OpenEverest in Salt Lake City — a talk by Marcin Gwóźdź and our kiosk in the Solutions Showcase on Wednesday, November 11 at Kiosk P-15B, Level 1, Hall 5.
- [Meet OpenEverest at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon + OpenInfra Summit + PyTorch Conference China 2026](https://openeverest.io/events/kubecon-china-2026/): Catch OpenEverest in Shanghai — a Project Lightning Talk by Sergey Pronin and the Project Pavilion on Wednesday, September 9 at Table T-1, Grand Ballroom I.
- [OpenEverest at COSCUP 2026 × UbuCon Asia](https://openeverest.io/events/coscup-2026/): Sergey Pronin and Chi Fujii bring OpenEverest to COSCUP 2026 × UbuCon Asia in Taipei with three talks on running unified, vendor-neutral databases on Kubernetes.

## Community & Resources
- [GitHub Organization](https://github.com/openeverest): Source code for the platform, docs, extensions, and this website.
- [Main Repository](https://github.com/openeverest/openeverest): OpenEverest platform engine, APIs, and CLI.
- [Extension Hub](https://github.com/openeverest/hub): Catalog of database providers and plugins.

## Optional
- [Sitemap](https://openeverest.io/sitemap.xml)
- [RSS Feed](https://openeverest.io/index.xml)