This CloudNativePG project is designed to build PostgreSQL container images directly from the PostgreSQL source code, providing developers with a seamless way to test and deploy their patches in Kubernetes environments.
By default, these images are built from the master branch of the official
PostgreSQL repository, commonly known as the trunk. However, you can also
leverage additional workflows to:
- Build images from a specific branch in any PostgreSQL repository publicly accessible
- Build images from a selected patch in a PostgreSQL Commitfest
Additionally, these container images can be used to run the suite of end-to-end (E2E) tests of CloudNativePG through the continuous delivery workflow.
The primary goal of this project is to provide daily feedback on the status of the PostgreSQL trunk, helping to identify and address regressions early in the development process.
If you are developing a patch for PostgreSQL and want a quick way to test it in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG, you can fork this project on GitHub. From there, navigate to the "Actions" menu and run the relevant workflow called "Container Images from PostgreSQL sources", specifying your Git repository and branch.
The action summary provides all the details you need to effectively use the image.
If you're interested in testing a PostgreSQL patch from a Commitfest in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG, you can fork this project on GitHub. Then, run the designated workflow called "Container Images from Commitfest patch" from the "Actions" menu, entering the Commitfest ID and patch ID.
The action summary provides all the details you need to effectively use the image.
This software is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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