The EDB Postgres AI Console: Estate

The Estate view is your everything view of every resource - clusters, hosted, and managed, self-managed, analytics lakehouses, and managed storage locations - in every project. It cuts through the Projects demarcation to give a single unified view of all your resources.

Rather than grouped into projects, the Estate overview grouped into types of resources.

Each resource shows its type, the number of instances of that resource and, on the right of the pane, a graphical representation or breakdown of those instances.

EDB Postgres AI Clusters

This is any Postgres cluster created by and managed by EDB Postgres AI. EDB Postgres AI can host these clusters on any supported cloud service provider (AWS, Azure, GCP), or it can host them using by your own account on any cloud service provider.

Also included in this view are EDB Postgres AI Lakehouse analytics clusters.

The graphical view shows a color coded snapshot of the clusters, along with a textual description of which cloud service providers are in use and how many are Cloud Service Hosted by EDB or Managed but not hosted by EDB.

The Create New button allows you to create a new Database cluster or Lakehouse analytics cluster in any of your projects. First, select between creating a Database cluster or a Lakehouse analytics node. If you only have one project, the creation operation automatically uses it. If you have more than one project, a menu of available projects to create your cluster in pops-up for you to select which project the cluster should appear in.

Selecting the EDB Postgres AI Clusters title takes you to the EDB Postgres AI Cluster pane of the full Estate view.

Read more about viewing and managing EDB Postgres AI Clusters in the Console.

Self Managed Postgres

Using an agent you can include self-managed Postgres clusters installed both on-premises and in the cloud as part of your EDB Estate view by using an agent. The agent collects metrics from an associated cluster and feed it to the EDB Estate. It’s in this pane that the information appears.

The Configure Agent button takes you through the steps needed to configure the Estate to receive data from an agent. See the Agent documentation for more details and in particular Install Agent on how to install the agent on your platform.

Selecting the Self Managed Postgres title takes you to the Self Managed Postgres pane of the full Estate view.

Read more about viewing and managing Self Managed Postgres in the Console.

Cloud Hosted Databases

Cloud Hosted Databases currently displays all the AWS S3 buckets and RDS instances that are available in selected AWS accounts.

The Manage Access button takes you through the steps required to enable the Estate to collect this information from AWS. See Integrating AWS for more details.

Selecting the Cloud Hosted Databases title takes you to the Cloud Hosted Databases pane of the full Estate view.

Read more about Cloud Hosted Databases in the Console.

Storage Locations

Storage Locations, also known as Managed Storage Locations, are data repositories for EDB Postgres AI Analytics. You sync and migrate data to these locations for analysis from Postgres databases or S3 storage. The data is then optimized for fast query, aggregation, and analysis.

The Manage Locations button takes you the Storage Locations view where you can search for, view, and add storage locations.

Selecting the Storage Locations title take you to the Storage Locations pane of the full Estate view.

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• EDB Postgres AI Clusters
• Self Managed Postgres
• Cloud Hosted Databases
• Storage Locations