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That's where Pigsty comes in. Pigsty provides a complete one-click self-hosting solution for Supabase.
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Self-hosted Supabase can enjoy full PostgreSQL monitoring, IaC, PITR, and high availability capability,
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You can run the latest PostgreSQL 17/16/15/14 kernels (Supabase currently uses 15), along with [390](/ext/list/) PostgreSQL extensions out of the box.
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You can run the latest PostgreSQL 17/16/15/14 kernels (Supabase currently uses 15), along with [531](/ext/list/) PostgreSQL extensions out of the box.
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It runs on [mainstream](/docs/ref/linux) Linux distributions with production-grade [HA](/docs/concept/ha)[PostgreSQL](/docs/pgsql), [MinIO](/docs/minio), the Prometheus and Grafana stack for observability, and Nginx for reverse proxying.
> Pigsty has 507[**extensions**](/docs/ref/extension) available. And there are [**1000+**](https://gist.github.com/joelonsql/e5aa27f8cc9bd22b8999b7de8aee9d47) more in the ecosystem
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> Pigsty has 531[**extensions**](/docs/ref/extension) available. And there are [**1000+**](https://gist.github.com/joelonsql/e5aa27f8cc9bd22b8999b7de8aee9d47) more in the ecosystem
PostgreSQL Is Eating the Database World through the power of extensibility. With 390 extensions powering PG, we may not say it's invincible, but it’s definitely getting much closer.
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PostgreSQL Is Eating the Database World through the power of extensibility. With 531 extensions powering PG, we may not say it's invincible, but it’s definitely getting much closer.
PostgreSQL Is Eating the Database World through the power of extensibility. With 390 extensions powering PG, we may not say it's invincible, but it’s definitely getting much closer. [**Read more**](https://vonng.com/en/pg/pg-ext-repo/)
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PostgreSQL Is Eating the Database World through the power of extensibility. With 531 extensions powering PG, we may not say it's invincible, but it’s definitely getting much closer. [**Read more**](https://vonng.com/en/pg/pg-ext-repo/)
Free, open, no VPN. Install PostgreSQL and 431 extensions on 14 Linux distros × 6 PG versions via native RPM/DEB—and a tiny CLI. [**Read more**](https://vonng.com/en/pg/pgext-cloud/)
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Free, open, no VPN. Install PostgreSQL and 531 extensions on 14 Linux distros × 6 PG versions via native RPM/DEB—and a tiny CLI. [**Read more**](https://vonng.com/en/pg/pgext-cloud/)
Pigsty provides a feature set and infrastructure support far beyond RDS, including 524 extension plugins and 8+ kernel support.
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Pigsty provides a feature set and infrastructure support far beyond RDS, including 531 extension plugins and 8+ kernel support.
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Pigsty provides a unique professional-grade monitoring system in the PG ecosystem, along with architectural best practices battle-tested in complex scenarios, simple and easy to use.
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Moreover, forged in top-tier client scenarios like Tantan, Apple, and Alibaba, continuously nurtured with passion and love, its depth and maturity are incomparable to RDS's one-size-fits-all approach.
Pigsty integrates the most comprehensive extensions in the PG ecosystem (524), providing an All-in-PG solution: a single component replacing specialized components like Redis, Kafka, MySQL, ES, vector databases, OLAP / big data analytics.
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Pigsty integrates the most comprehensive extensions in the PG ecosystem (531), providing an All-in-PG solution: a single component replacing specialized components like Redis, Kafka, MySQL, ES, vector databases, OLAP / big data analytics.
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Greatly improving R&D efficiency and agility while reducing complexity costs, and developers can achieve self-service management and autonomous DevOps with Pigsty's support, without needing a DBA.
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## Value Propositions
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-[**Extensibility**](/img/pigsty/extension.png): Powerful [**extensions**](/docs/ref/extension) out-of-the-box: deep integration of **PostGIS**, **TimescaleDB**, **Citus**, **PGVector** and [**524**](/ext/list) plugins with Oracle / SQL Server [**compatible kernels**](/docs/pgsql/kernel).
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-[**Extensibility**](/img/pigsty/extension.png): Powerful [**extensions**](/docs/ref/extension) out-of-the-box: deep integration of **PostGIS**, **TimescaleDB**, **Citus**, **PGVector** and [**531**](/ext/list) plugins with Oracle / SQL Server [**compatible kernels**](/docs/pgsql/kernel).
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-[**Reliability**](/img/pigsty/arch.png): Quickly create [**high-availability**](/docs/concept/ha/), self-healing [**PostgreSQL**](/docs/pgsql) clusters with auto-configured [**point-in-time recovery**](/docs/concept/pitr/), [**access control**](/docs/concept/sec/ac/), self-signed [**CA**](/docs/concept/sec/ca) and [**SSL**](/docs/setup/security/), ensuring rock-solid data.
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-[**Observability**](/img/pigsty/dashboard.jpg): Based on [**Prometheus**](/docs/infra#victoria-observability-suite) & [**Grafana**](/docs/infra#grafana) modern observability stack, providing stunning monitoring best practices. Modular design, can be used independently: [**Gallery**](https://github.com/pgsty/pigsty/wiki/Gallery) & [**Demo**](https://demo.pigsty.io).
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-[**Availability**](/img/pigsty/ha.png): Deliver stable, reliable, auto-routed, transaction-pooled, read-write separated high-performance database [**services**](/docs/pgsql/service#default-service), with flexible [**access**](/docs/pgsql/service#access-service) modes via HAProxy, Pgbouncer, and VIP.
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Pigsty is a better local open-source RDS for PostgreSQL alternative:
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-[Battery-Included RDS](#battery-included-rds): From kernel to RDS distribution, providing production-grade PG database services for versions 14-18 on EL/Debian/Ubuntu.
-[Flexible Modular Architecture](#flexible-modular-architecture): Flexible composition, free extension: Redis/Etcd/MinIO/Mongo; can be used independently to monitor existing RDS/hosts/databases.
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-[Stunning Observability](#stunning-observability): Based on modern observability stack Prometheus/Grafana, providing stunning, unparalleled database observability capabilities.
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-[Battle-Tested Reliability](#battle-tested-reliability): Self-healing high-availability architecture: automatic failover on hardware failure, seamless traffic switching. With auto-configured PITR as safety net for accidental data deletion!
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PostgreSQL integrates ecosystem tools and best practices:
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- Out-of-the-box [PostgreSQL](https://www.postgresql.org/) distribution, deeply integrating 524[extension plugins](/docs/ref/extension) for geospatial, time-series, distributed, graph, vector, search, and AI!
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- Out-of-the-box [PostgreSQL](https://www.postgresql.org/) distribution, deeply integrating 531[extension plugins](/docs/ref/extension) for geospatial, time-series, distributed, graph, vector, search, and AI!
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- Runs on bare operating systems without container support, supporting mainstream operating systems: EL 8/9/10, Ubuntu 22.04/24.04/26.04, and Debian 12/13.
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- Based on [patroni](https://patroni.readthedocs.io/en/latest/), [haproxy](http://www.haproxy.org/), and [etcd](https://etcd.io/), creating a self-healing high-availability architecture: automatic failover on hardware failure, seamless traffic switching.
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- Based on [pgBackRest](https://pgbackrest.org/) and optional [MinIO](https://min.io/) clusters providing out-of-the-box PITR point-in-time recovery, serving as a safety net for software defects and accidental data deletion.
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**Hyper-converged multi-modal, use PostgreSQL for everything, one PG to replace all databases!**
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PostgreSQL's soul lies in its rich [**extension ecosystem**](/blog/pg/pg-eat-db-world), and Pigsty uniquely deeply integrates [**524 extensions**](/ext/list) from the PostgreSQL ecosystem, providing you with an out-of-the-box hyper-converged multi-modal database!
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PostgreSQL's soul lies in its rich [**extension ecosystem**](/blog/pg/pg-eat-db-world), and Pigsty uniquely deeply integrates [**531 extensions**](/ext/list) from the PostgreSQL ecosystem, providing you with an out-of-the-box hyper-converged multi-modal database!
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Extensions can create [**synergistic effects**](https://pigsty.io/blog/pg/pg-eat-db-world#the-magic-of-ultimate-extensibility), producing 1+1 far greater than 2 results.
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You can use [**PostGIS**](https://postgis.net/) for geospatial data, [**TimescaleDB**](https://www.timescale.com/) for time-series/event stream data analysis, and [**Citus**](https://www.citusdata.com/) to upgrade it in-place to a distributed geospatial-temporal database;
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In November 2025, Pigsty won the **Magneto Award** at the PostgreSQL Ecosystem Conference. In 2026, Pigsty's subproject PGEXT.CLOUD was selected for a PGCon.Dev 2026 talk.
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Pigsty became the first Chinese open-source project to appear on the stage of this core PostgreSQL ecosystem conference.
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Previously, Pigsty could only run on CentOS 7, but now it covers all mainstream Linux distributions (EL, Debian, Ubuntu) across 16 operating system platforms. Supported PG major versions cover 14-18, and we maintain and integrate 524 extension plugins in the PG ecosystem.
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Previously, Pigsty could only run on CentOS 7, but now it covers all mainstream Linux distributions (EL, Debian, Ubuntu) across 16 operating system platforms. Supported PG major versions cover 14-18, and we maintain and integrate 531 extension plugins in the PG ecosystem.
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Among these, I personally maintain over half (270+) of the extension plugins, providing out-of-the-box RPM/DEB packages. Including Pigsty itself, "based on open source, giving back to open source," this is our way of contributing to the PG ecosystem.
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Pigsty's positioning has also continuously evolved from a PostgreSQL database distribution to an **open-source cloud database**. It truly benchmarks against cloud vendors' entire cloud database brands.
- Added about 21 PostgreSQL extensions, bringing the total available extension count to 531, with improved Ubuntu 26 extension coverage.
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- Enabled lz4 compression for PostgreSQL WAL by default, and changed pgBackRest's default compression from lz4 to zstd. [#744](https://github.com/pgsty/pigsty/issues/744)
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- Updated support for the latest EL minor releases: EL 9.8 / 10.2, with corresponding terraform/vagrant template updates.
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- Provide an Agent Runtime environment for Codex by default instead of Claude Code/OpenCode (`AGENTS.md`).
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**Bug Fixes**
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- Fixed the EPEL EL10 repository URL to use the major version as `releasever`. [#752](https://github.com/pgsty/pigsty/issues/752)
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- When `/www` already exists, bootstrap and repo tasks now use the existing directory directly instead of creating a symlink. [#753](https://github.com/pgsty/pigsty/issues/753)
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