Introducing the What's New page
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.
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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.
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.
OpenEverest v2 Developer Preview is here. A modular architecture with a Provider SDK, Generic Plugins, and a streamlined UX — all designed so developers can integrate new database technologies in days, not months.
OpenEverest 1.15 adds native ARM64 support across all components. This post covers supported workloads, current limitations and the other changes included in the 1.15 release series.
OpenEverest 1.13 is here with a built-in Pod Logs Viewer for in-browser debugging, dynamic Go-template-powered Load Balancer annotations from community contributor Ankit Kurmi, and the finalized rebranding from Percona Everest to OpenEverest.
OpenEverest v1.11.0 is now available, featuring the highly requested NodePort networking option for flexible database exposure, along with support for PostgreSQL 18.1 and updated operators.
