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Fully distributed PostgreSQL has evolved.

A close-up look at pgEdge, pgLogical, EnterpriseDB, Oracle Goldengate Yugabyte and Cockroach.

Postgres users have significant new options for fully distributed Postgres. Most significant are new options for authentic bi-directional multi-master (active-active) replication with the bells and whistles global enterprises require to address high availability, data latency and data residency needs.

Some believe these changes are a game-changer for PostgreSQL, elevating open source as a serious and formidable alternative to expensive commercial databases. Most importantly, with newcomer pgEdge, the enterprise-class enhancements are fully open and fully Postgres.

PostgreSQL Compatibility Index

The PGScorecard is a framework for comparing closeness of various Postgres derivatives to the community Postgres.

Postgres Compatibility Scores:

CrunchyBridge : 100%
Cybertec-PGEE : 100%
EDBPostgres(EPAS) : 100%
pgEdge : 100%
Neon : 96.67%
AlloyDB : 93.17%
AuroraServerlessV2 : 93.17%
YugabyteDB : 84.42%
CockroachDB : 57.25%
AuroraDSQL : 21.05%

PostgreSQL Compatibility Index

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