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Specifically, I'm hoping it might support ZomboDB. But also interested in others, even if it is through some trusted plugin approach similar to what RDS does. |
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We plan to allow running custom docker images in the compute node, where you can install any extension or even modified version of PostgreSQL itself. We're not there yet; we need to figure out the user interface and all the plumbing to support that. But the architecture definitely allows it. The only exception would be extensions that store data directly on disk, without using the PostgreSQL WAL-logging facilities, but those are rare. Looking quickly at ZomboDB, it relies on an external ElasticSearch cluster, but on the Postgres side I don't see anything special. So yeah, I think we can make that work. |
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@hlinnaka can you comment on the bundled or blessed plug-ins that are included? |
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We plan to allow running custom docker images in the compute node, where you can install any extension or even modified version of PostgreSQL itself. We're not there yet; we need to figure out the user interface and all the plumbing to support that. But the architecture definitely allows it. The only exception would be extensions that store data directly on disk, without using the PostgreSQL WAL-logging facilities, but those are rare.
Looking quickly at ZomboDB, it relies on an external ElasticSearch cluster, but on the Postgres side I don't see anything special. So yeah, I think we can make that work.