CoreWeave Database Generally Available on November 11: Managed PostgreSQL Runs Inside Customer Kubernetes Clusters Alongside Training and Inference Workloads
CoreWeave, Inc. announced on November 11 the general availability of CoreWeave Database, a managed PostgreSQL service that runs inside customers CoreWeave Kubernetes Service clusters, alongside their training and inference workloads.
CoreWeave Database gives AI teams a production-ready relational database on the same platform as their GPUs, with high availability, continuous backups and point-in-time recovery built in, the company said.
The service places a fully managed, PostgreSQL-compatible database inside CoreWeave Kubernetes Service clusters, removing the cross-cloud hop between AI applications and the data they depend on, according to the release.
CoreWeave Database is fully compatible with PostgreSQL, so teams can migrate existing databases from another cloud or a self-managed deployment using native Postgres tools, the company said.
The service leverages CloudNativePG, the open-source Kubernetes operator for PostgreSQL, which handles primary and replica management and failover, according to the release.
The company said CoreWeave Database is generally available today. No pricing, customer count or revenue estimate was given in the release.
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