Documentation
Documentation
oddk gives a single Linux host the ergonomics of a managed Postgres service: instances with resource limits, whole-deployment snapshots, offsite copies in S3, health alerts, and disaster recovery that works when the daemon itself is down.
One command. Installing and updating are the same command.
Create a database, connect over SSH, and protect it.
The reason oddk exists. Read this one.
Configure this before you need it. Silence is not the same as healthy.
Resource-based defaults and named parameter groups.
Requirements
- Linux (x86_64 or arm64)
- Docker, running
- systemd, for the installed service
oddk runs on the host, not inside a container — it is the control plane that manages Docker, not a workload that Docker manages.