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Focus on application innovation, not database management, with a fully managed and intelligent Azure Database for PostgreSQL. Scale your workload quickly with ease and confidence. Enjoy high availability with a service-level agreement (SLA) of up to 99.99 percent uptime and a choice of same-zone or zone-redundant high availability, AI-powered performance recommendations, and built-in enterprise security. Focus on application innovation with a fully managed PostgreSQL database as a service. The zone-redundant high availability automates maintenance, patching, and updates. Provision in minutes and independently scale compute or storage. Decrease costs with comprehensive database monitoring and optimization tools. Take advantage of intelligent performance recommendations to help ensure peak performance. Migrate with ease using a fully managed PostgreSQL database with support for the latest versions. Build with your favorite PostgreSQL extensions such as Cron, PostGIS, PLV8, etc.

Percona Distribution for PostgreSQL is a single source which provides an enterprise-grade, open source installation of PostgreSQL Core Distribution, plus critical additional enterprise components. PostgreSQL Core Distribution is an ACID-compliant relational database management system, supporting a wide range of data types and user-defined objects. A stable and secure open source product, PostgreSQL Core Distribution is relied upon by multiple organizations. You no longer need to find solutions for common requirements, like high availability and backup, on your own. When you install Percona Distribution for PostgreSQL, you get everything you need to be up and running with PostgreSQL, including PostgreSQL Core Distribution, pg_repack, pgaudit, pgBackRest, and Patroni. Percona Distribution for PostgreSQL delivers all of this in a single installation. The components are tested to work together and, along with the PostgreSQL Core Distribution, they are updated as required.