PIGSTY

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v4.5 is officially out. At the end of the previous release, I said there might be a transitional v4.5 before 5.0. Here it is—except this “transitional” release ended up more packed than many full-fledged major …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v4.4 is officially out. On the surface, this is a routine maintenance release: PostgreSQL 18.4, 531 extensions, a PostgreSQL 19 beta, and 14 validated offline installation artifacts. The changes really worth …

Pigsty v4.3 is out. If v4.2 was about “twelve kernels”, v4.3 is about extension density. This release takes the supported PostgreSQL extension count from 460 to 510, a new high-water mark for Pigsty. Ubuntu 26.04 enters the support matrix, while …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v4.2 is officially released, hot on the heels of PostgreSQL’s emergency out-of-band minor updates. This release ships three brand-new PG kernels — the graph database AgensGraph, the multi-master distributed …

GitHub Release | Release Note If there is one takeaway from this release, it is that speed matters. On February 12, 2026, the PostgreSQL community released 18.2 / 17.8 / 16.12 / 15.16 / 14.21 on the regular minor cadence. As far as I could tell, the …

Pigsty v4.0 is here! This is a milestone release. Pigsty is a batteries-included, open-source, local-first PostgreSQL distribution. It lets you spin up enterprise-grade PostgreSQL services without a dedicated DBA — monitoring, backup, HA, IaC, …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v3.7.0 is officially released, bringing complete production-grade PostgreSQL 18 support and support for four new operating systems: Debian 13 and EL 10 across both x86_64/ARM64 architectures. Extension count has …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v3.6 is officially released. After two months of careful refinement, this will be the last major version before v4.0, featuring extensive refactoring and improvements that lay a solid foundation for building the …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v3.5 is officially released. The project has crossed the 4,000+ Star milestone on GitHub — a remarkable achievement for a database infrastructure project. This version brings a brand-new documentation website, …

GitHub Release | Release Note After a month of intensive development, Pigsty v3.4 is officially released. This version features significant architectural optimizations, addressing several core concerns highly valued by users and customers: Restore …

GitHub Release | Release Note After two months of careful refinement, Pigsty v3.3 is officially released. As an open-source “batteries-included” PostgreSQL distribution, Pigsty aims to harness the collective power of the PG ecosystem, delivering a …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty wraps up 2024 with its final release: v3.2. This release brings the pig command-line tool and complete ARM extension support. Together, they deliver silky-smooth PostgreSQL delivery across 10 major Linux …

GitHub Release | Release Note With PostgreSQL 17.2 released just days ago, Pigsty immediately follows up with v3.1. In this version, PostgreSQL 17 becomes the default major version, with nearly 340 extensions available out of the box. Additionally, …

GitHub Release | Release Note Highlights Extension Explosion: Pigsty v3 ships an unprecedented 340 available PostgreSQL extensions. This includes 121 extension RPM packages and 133 DEB packages — more than the total extension count in the official …

GitHub Release | Release Note On 2024-05-20, Pigsty v2.7 is released. The number of available extensions in this version reaches an astonishing 255, successfully elevating PostgreSQL’s versatility to a new height! Additionally, we provide some new …

GitHub Release | Release Note On the last day of February, Pigsty v2.6 is officially released! This version makes PostgreSQL 16 the default major version and introduces a series of new extensions, including ParadeDB and DuckDB, elevating …

GitHub Release | Release Note On Programmer’s Day (10/24), Pigsty v2.5.0 is released! This version adds support for Ubuntu and Debian operating systems. Combined with existing EL7/8/9 support, we’ve achieved a grand slam of mainstream Linux …

GitHub Release | Release Note PostgreSQL released its new major version 16 today, bringing a series of improvements. Pigsty followed up within 1 hour of release with Pigsty v2.4, providing complete support for PostgreSQL 16 GA. Additionally, v2.4 …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v2.3 is here! This release further refines the monitoring system, enriches the application ecosystem, and keeps pace with PostgreSQL’s routine minor version updates (CVE fixes). Pigsty v2.3 follows PostgreSQL’s …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v2.2 is here! The world’s most powerful PostgreSQL monitoring system receives an epic upgrade — completely rebuilt on Grafana v10, pushing PG observability to a whole new level with a dramatically improved user …

GitHub Release | Release Note Following PostgreSQL’s summer minor version updates and the release of PG 16 Beta, Pigsty closely tracks the PG community with the v2.1 release. This update supports PostgreSQL 16 Beta1 high availability and new …

GitHub Release | Release Note 2023/02/28, Pigsty v2.0.0 is officially released, bringing a series of major feature updates. PIGSTY now stands for “PostgreSQL In Great STYle” — PostgreSQL at its best. Pigsty’s positioning has also evolved from …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v1.5 is officially released! Complete Docker support brings a rich application ecosystem — countless database-backed software works out of the box! Other improvements include: infrastructure self-monitoring, …

GitHub Release | Release Note Pigsty v1.4 is officially released! A brand new modular architecture: four built-in modules INFRA, NODES, PGSQL, REDIS can be used independently and freely combined; new MatrixDB time-series data warehouse deployment …