Multi-Active Postgres at the Edge

What it does

Distributed Postgres explained: how pgEdge's multi-master, active-active PostgreSQL delivers low latency, high availability, and automatic conflict resolution.

pgEdge Enterprise Postgres enables you to scale your Postgres applications to run anywhere and everywhere-across regions, and across clouds. It gives your applications the power of true active-active (multi-master) deployment with write-anywhere, read-anywhere performance. With distributed Postgres, you'll achieve higher availability, reduce data latency, offer better customer experiences, address data residency and much more. All while remaining 100% standard and 100% open source PostgreSQL. Whether you're building fintech apps that require extreme high availability, retail experiences that need local speed, or Al platforms that span continents-pgEdge is ready. For decades, relational…from pgedge.com

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