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Pigsty Goes Global: 1.44M Visitors, Zero Ad Revenue
Over the last 30 days, pigsty.io served 1.44 million unique visitors, 18.11 million page views, and 1.1 TB of traffic. For a one-person open source project, the real asset here is not ad inventory. It …
Pigsty v4.2.1
Maintenance release: 3 new extensions, drop PG13, bug fixes
Pigsty v4.2.0
Routine minor release with six PG kernel updates
Pigsty v4.2: 12 Kernels in Bloom
Pigsty v4.2 turns one stack into 12 enterprise-grade PostgreSQL flavors: multi-master pgEdge, graph-native AgensGraph, MPP Cloudberry, rebuilt compatibility kernels, 461 extensions, infrastructure …
Pigsty v4.1: Speed Is the Moat
Same-day production support for PG 18.2 is the core message of Pigsty v4.1. In this cycle, very few vendors shipped day-zero readiness: AWS RDS, EDB, and Pigsty were among them.
Pigsty v4.1.0
Major/minor upgrade support, Agent-Native CLI, stricter default firewall policy
The Agent Moat: Runtime
A mediocre local who knows the terrain beats a genius parachuted into unknown territory. Intelligence without context is idle. An agent without a runtime is vapor.
Pigsty v4.0: Into the AI Era
Pigsty v4.0 is a milestone release — what I'd call "Finished Software." The real theme: Built for AI Agents and enabling the DBA Agent.
From AGPL to Apache: Why I Changed Pigsty's License
Pigsty switched from AGPLv3 to Apache 2.0. Aren't you worried about freeloaders? Freeloaders welcome — if you want to become the Debian of databases, a permissive license is table stakes.
Pigsty v4.0.0
Observability revolution, security hardening, JUICE/VIBE modules, Apache-2.0
Pigsty v3.7: Magneto Award and PG18 Ready
PostgreSQL 18 becomes the default version, EL10 and Debian 13 support added, extensions reach 437, and Pigsty wins the PostgreSQL Magneto Award.
Pigsty v3.7.0
PG18 default, 437 extensions, EL10 & Debian 13 support, PGEXT.CLOUD