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We broke PostgreSQL 18 and MySQL 8.4 on Kubernetes 22 different ways - OOM kills, failed probes, bad Secrets, PVC and disk problems, config typos and version changes - and wrote down exactly what CrashLoopBackOff looked like each time, how to diagnose it in a minute, and which fixes actually work. Several 'fixed' pods came back Ready but broken.
We ran 9 memory-failure scenarios against real Valkey Instances on a live managed Kubernetes cluster: no maxmemory, maxmemory at the limit, BGSAVE, AOF, fragmentation, QoS classes, and a replica full resync that quietly erased every key while the cluster kept reporting itself healthy.
Sovereign S3 is more than storing data in the right country. Learn the four pillars of object storage sovereignty and build a self-hosted, MinIO-free S3 on Kubernetes with SeaweedFS and OpenEverest.
Solanica, the company behind OpenEverest, is now a Silver Sponsor of MariaDB Foundation. Here is why we are backing MariaDB and how OpenEverest brings it to Kubernetes teams.
Run your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint on your GPUs with OpenEverest v2.0.0-dev.3 and the KServe provider - per-model API keys, token quotas, HTTPS, and models that span several GPU nodes.
OpenEverest v2.0.0-dev.3 introduces Presets - reusable templates for instances and clusters that turn database deployment into a single click or a simple API call.
How Solanica Platform runs SQL Server on Kubernetes: a Go operator with Always-On AGs, Lease-based failover, native object-storage backups, and an OpenEverest provider.
Learn how to eliminate public cloud database fees, reduce egress costs, and escape vendor lock-in by running automated DBaaS on VMware VKS with Solanica.
How mixing limited and unlimited containers in a single Pod impacts Kubernetes QoS, Linux cgroup enforcement, OOM risks, and Kubelet node-pressure eviction priorities.
OpenEverest v2 introduces a modular architecture with Provider and Generic Plugins, letting teams add new databases and integrations without touching the core - in days, not months.
OpenEverest joins CNCF Sandbox — what vendor-neutral, CNCF-backed database infrastructure means for enterprise Kubernetes deployments and supply chain security. Learn more from Solanica.
Learn how to create an AI agent that manages databases on OpenEverest using OpenClaw skills generated from OpenAPI specs. Practical guide with real examples.
Ditch the MinIO license drama. The benchmark of SeaweedFS, RustFS, Ceph, and Garage - find the best open-source S3 alternative for your Kubernetes stack.
Stop paying for MongoDB OpsManager. Solanica delivers enterprise backups, monitoring, and Kubernetes orchestration without the licensing fees or vendor lock-in.
OpenEverest 1.12 is out now. This release patches the critical MongoBleed vulnerability (CVE-2025-14847). Upgrade your Kubernetes data workloads immediately to secure your environment.
OpenEverest evolves into a multi-vendor, community-driven project. Solanica launches to provide technical leadership, enterprise support, and a production-ready platform for cloud-native data.
Secure your AI future. Learn why sovereign clouds and self-hosted databases are critical for compliance, cost control, and speed. Don't rent your future—build it.
