End Users
CNCF defines end users as follows:
End users are organizations that use cloud native technologies internally and do not sell any cloud native services externally. This excludes vendors, consultancies, training partners, telcos.
The full updated list of end users can be found in the CNPG ADOPTERS page. If you want to add your organization, please open a pull request for the ADOPTERS file.
Below is a list of several CloudNativePG end users, in chronological order.
EDB’s Database as a Service solution relies on CloudNativePG to run PostgreSQL and Postgres Distributed workloads. EDB is one of the primary contributors to the open source PostgreSQL project and the founder of CloudNativePG.
For more information visit EDB.
At Tembo, we’ve been using CloudNative-PG since early 2023 to power our PostgreSQL database-as-a-service offering. Since launching our cloud service in May 2023, we’ve successfully deployed and managed thousands of production PostgreSQL databases entirely through CNPG’s Kubernetes operator. The project has provided us with exceptional reliability, simplified operations, and seamless scaling capabilities that form the backbone of our commercial offering. What impressed us most was how quickly we were able to integrate CNPG into our infrastructure and the consistent performance it’s delivered as we’ve scaled. We’re excited about CloudNative-PG’s continued evolution and remain committed to building on this robust foundation as we continue to expand our services.
— Nick Hudson, Software Engineer, Tembo
For more information visit Tembo.
At cndi.dev, we build interactive Templates for best-in-class cloud-native applications, and CloudNativePG has proven to be an exceptional solution for running PostgreSQL on Kubernetes. Its robust performance and seamless integration—as showcased in our CloudNativePG support at cndi.dev/templates/postgres—make it not only the most effective way to manage PostgreSQL in Kubernetes but also one of the most well-built and well-supported Kubernetes Operators in the ecosystem.
— Matt Johnston, CTO Polyseam/CNDI
For more information visit CNDI.
OptimaData as the Dutch database expert company has done several projects running CloudNativePG for managing Postgres clusters. We were the first to use CloudNativePG in a production environment, even before the operator was released as open source. Back then we did a benchmark between Zalando’s operator, Crunchy Data and CloudNativePG.
— Edco Wallet, Co-founder OptimaData BV
For more information visit OptimaData.
Shinkansen moves your money at the speed of the internet. Our riels move money to your customers, suppliers, banks and traditionals rails (or networks). Our modern API’s free your engineers, makes cheaper the transaction cost, and automatize the clearing process. Our platform runs on the cloud using Postgres and CloudNativePG to scale clusters multizone and multiregion.
— Shinkansen
For more information visit Shinkansen.
At ParadeDB, we’ve been using CloudNativePG since summer 2024 to support our bring-your-own-cloud database deployments. We evaluated other Postgres Kubernetes operators and concluded that CloudNativePG was the right solution due to being vendor-neutral and battle tested in production. We’ve been particularly happy with the responsiveness of the operator and have not looked back since.
— Philippe Noël, Co-founder & CEO ParadeDB
For more information visit ParadeDB.
We’ve been using CloudNativePG since 2023 to support highly available databases and it’s so much better than installing Postgres on VMs as it makes our life as DBAs and Platform Engineers so much easier. We had it up&running in no time and we’re really excited about the future of the project especially now with the support of major upgrades.
— Ing. Marijo Kristo, Expert IT Operations, REWE International AG
For more information visit REWE International AG.
We switched to CloudNativePG 1.5 years ago, using it for all our “gold” layers. It’ss the main source that we connect to business / location (geospatial) intelligence layers. Our “alternative” was a single node dockerized vm, but CloudNativePG excels at making it really easy to scale, configure tablespaces, backups, perform migrations, you name it!
— Miguel Moncada Isla, Tech Lead, Cambium
For more information visit Cambium.
At Docaposte, we have been using CloudNativePG in production since January 2024 to manage our PostgreSQL workloads on Kubernetes. We chose CloudNativePG over other solutions because it offers the most elegant and efficient way to run PostgreSQL on Kubernetes. Today, in our business unit, most of our projects—whether for private customers or the French government—rely on CloudNativePG.
— Grégoire Bellon-Gervais, Cloud Architect / Platform Engineer, Docaposte
For more information visit Docaposte.
We’ve been using CloudNativePG at Japan area since January 2024. Currently they have been establishing the production system with CNPG. CNPG changes our daily operation like health check and backup. So we are really excited about the future function of CNPG like off-line upgrade, etc.
— Hitachi, Ltd.
For more information visit Hitachi.