Crunchy Data, the leading provider of trusted open source PostgreSQL, is proud to announce the availability of Crunchy Bridge on Google Cloud Marketplace, an online storefront that lets users quickly deploy functional software packages that run on Google Cloud.
Google Cloud Marketplace allows users to find top solutions integrated with Google Cloud to accelerate their digital transformation. The availability of Crunchy Bridge now gives users a fully managed Postgres service from the Postgres experts at Crunchy Data, including:
- Built-in backups and disaster recovery
- Encryption at rest and in transit
- In place Postgres version upgrades
- Multi-AZ high availability
- Rich set of extensions including PL/Python with data science libraries
- Pause/Resume
- Postgres Container Apps
- Full super user access
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“Crunchy Bridge is the leading fully managed Postgres service for developers at organizations of all sizes,” said SVP of Product Craig Kerstiens. “The Google Cloud Marketplace enables us to partner with Google to bring Crunchy Bridge’s market leading Postgres experience natively to its users.”
Crunchy Bridge sits alongside Crunchy Data’s leading Postgres technology including: Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes, a cloud-native Postgres solution built with PGO, the Crunchy Postgres Operator, that enables on-demand and production ready Postgres on Kubernetes; and Crunchy HA PostgreSQL, a powerful “always on” clustered Postgres solution for VM-based environments featuring advanced automation for deployment and maintenance. With Crunchy Data, enterprises now have the ultimate choice in Postgres management and the ability to modernize their data infrastructure for modern applications.
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