Managed database

Managed PostgreSQL on redu

Managed PostgreSQL on its own dedicated VM, with pgvector and an extension allowlist, auto-wired to your app. Create it from the console, the API, or your agent. Hosted in the EU.

Quick takePostgres, your own VM

pgvector, DATABASE_* aliases, auto-wired, billed by the hour.

What you get

  • Managed PostgreSQL on its own dedicated VM.
  • An extension allowlist including pgvector, PostGIS, pg_trgm, and uuid-ossp.
  • An optional superuser on your own instance.
  • DATABASE_* aliases so Rails, Django, and Prisma connect unmapped.
  • Persists across redeploys, with manual snapshots.

How it works

  • Create it from the console or the API, or have your agent provision it.
  • It runs on its own VM and is auto-wired to your app, connection string injected.
  • Enable the extensions you need, pgvector for embeddings, PostGIS for geo.
  • Snapshot before a risky change so you can roll back.
Why redu

Postgres on its own machine, wired for you.

A dedicated, physically isolated PostgreSQL your agent stands up and connects, so you spend time on the app.

Its own dedicated VM

Each database runs on its own machine, so your data is physically isolated, not a schema in a shared pool. Your agent can even SSH in to tune it.

pgvector for AI apps

The extension allowlist includes pgvector, so you can store and search embeddings in the same Postgres your app already uses.

Auto-wired, no glue code

The connection environment is injected, including DATABASE_* aliases, so most frameworks connect with no extra configuration.

Priced by the VM it runs on

It runs on its own VM, so it is priced at standard instance rates for that VM size, billed by the hour. New accounts start with £200 in credits, hosted in the EU. See instance pricing for the rates.

FAQ

Managed PostgreSQL questions

Which PostgreSQL extensions are supported?

An allowlist including pgvector, PostGIS, pg_stat_statements, pg_trgm, uuid-ossp, citext, pgcrypto, hstore, and ltree, plus an optional superuser.

Does it work with Rails, Django, and Prisma?

Yes. redu injects DATABASE_* aliases alongside the native PostgreSQL variables, so those frameworks connect with no extra mapping.

Can I use it for vector search?

Yes. pgvector is on the extension allowlist, so you can store and query embeddings in Postgres. For a dedicated vector store, redu also has managed Qdrant.

Where is it hosted?

In the EU, in a German data centre, so your data stays within EU jurisdiction.

Start today

Let your agent stand up your Postgres.

Point your agent at your project and it provisions a managed PostgreSQL and wires it to your app. New accounts start with £200 in credits.

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