Citus on Kubernetes
summary
StackGres plus Patroni 3.0 integration automates Citus on Kubernetes by handling CREATE EXTENSION, shared_preload_libraries, authentication and the UDF registration that used to be manual. A new SGShardedCluster CRD composes multiple SGCluster objects so a three‑shard topology with two replicas per shard and two coordinators is expressible in a short YAML (demo uses ~15–29 lines) and provisions eight Postgres pods in under 100s to build. SGPostgresConfig and optional SGScripts remain available for custom tuning.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:47Why databases on Kubernetes?
- 14:26Patroni 3.0 and Citus
- 16:09Citus on StackGres 1.5
- 20:52Demo of Citus on Kubernetes
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