Autobase 2.10 released

Autobase 2.10 expands day-to-day PostgreSQL operations with new cluster management capabilities.

Administrators can now perform common cluster actions directly from the Console UI, configure advanced system settings, deploy clusters using the local disk, and automate maintenance with an extended set of Ansible playbooks.

See the full details in the release notes.

Highlights

Cluster management actions

Autobase Enterprise includes an Actions menu that allows administrators to perform common PostgreSQL cluster operations directly from the UI, including switchover, failover, replica reinstallation, restart, stop/start, and cluster deletion.

System parameters tab

Added a new System tab to the Parameters page, providing access to advanced system configuration, including Regional Settings, Host Mappings, DNS Servers, NTP Servers, Kernel Parameters, and SSH Public Keys.

Local disk storage option

Added support for deploying PostgreSQL data on the local disk, eliminating the need for an additional network volume. To enable this mode, set the volume size to 0 or explicitly select System Disk in Expert Mode.

New Ansible playbooks

Automate common PostgreSQL cluster operations with a new set of Ansible playbooks:

• Patroni cluster operations: switchover_pgcluster, failover_pgcluster, reinit_pgcluster
• Cluster lifecycle: stop_pgcluster, start_pgcluster
• Node lifecycle: stop_pgnode, start_pgnode, restart_pgnode

Explore the complete list of available playbooks in the Ansible Collection README.

About Autobase

Autobase is an Internal Database Platform for PostgreSQL, bringing the managed database experience of DBaaS into your own infrastructure.

Deploy, operate, and scale production-ready, highly available PostgreSQL clusters across bare metal, virtual machines, on-premises infrastructure, and supported cloud providers.

Website: https://autobase.tech