The CloudNativePG Community is thrilled to announce the first release candidate of CloudNativePG 1.27! This preview release provides an opportunity to explore new features and enhancements before the final version is officially launched. While refinements may still occur, here’s a look at what’s new.
We introduced the .spec.postgresql.extensions
field to support mounting
PostgreSQL extensions—packaged as OCI-compliant container images—as read-only,
immutable volumes within instance pods. This enables dynamic extension management
without the need to rebuild base images.
We added the synchronizeLogicalDecoding
field under
spec.replicationSlots.highAvailability
to enable
automatic synchronization of logical decoding slots
across high-availability clusters. This ensures seamless continuity for logical
replication subscribers after a publisher failover.
The liveness pinger, introduced as an experimental feature in 1.26, has
been promoted to stable. A new .spec.probes.liveness.isolationCheck
section
enables primary isolation checks in the liveness probe
by default, improving detection and handling of primary connectivity issues in
Kubernetes environments.
Explore other improvements in this release, including:
streaming_replica
,
allowing the use of self-managed client certificates with different Common Names
in environments with strict policies or shared CAs.PhaseFailurePlugin
phase in the Cluster status
to improve
observability of plugin-related failures.Dive into the full details in the release notes for 1.27 RC1.
The stability of each CloudNativePG release relies on the community’s engagement. Testing your workloads with this release candidate helps identify bugs and regressions early.
CloudNativePG 1.27 RC1 is the first in a series of release candidates. Additional release candidates may follow as needed before the final release, currently planned for the end of August.
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Thank you for your continued support of CloudNativePG. Your contributions help us advance the Kubernetes-native PostgreSQL experience.