Overview

ClickHouse Managed Postgres is a service that ClickHouse publishes on clickhouse.com. ClickHouse Managed Postgres is a fast, scalable, enterprise-grade Postgres service natively integrated with ClickHouse, forming a unified data stack combining Postgres for transactions and ClickHouse for analytics. It runs on local NVMe storage for microsecond latency and was built with Postgres experts at Ubicloud. Features include native CDC, pg_clickhouse query layer, high availability with up to 2 standbys, automatic backups with WAL archival to S3, and point-in-time recovery.

Source: ClickHouse Managed Postgres | One stack for transactions and analytics | ClickHouse

Features

clickhouse.com describes these features of ClickHouse Managed Postgres.

Performance
Up to 10× faster performance for I/O-heavy workloads on local NVMe storage
Replication
WALshadow reads PostgreSQL's write-ahead log directly, bypassing logical decoding

Source: ClickHouse Managed Postgres | One stack for transactions and analytics | ClickHouse

Key information

clickhouse.com records the following details for ClickHouse Managed Postgres.

Status
Now in Public Beta; Available on AWS and in Private Preview on GCP

Source: ClickHouse Managed Postgres | One stack for transactions and analytics | ClickHouse

Related entries

The analysis of clickhouse.com connects ClickHouse Managed Postgres to the following.

Part Of
ClickHouse Cloud

Source: ClickHouse Managed Postgres | One stack for transactions and analytics | ClickHouse

Sources

  1. Fast Open-Source OLAP DBMS | ClickHouse https://clickhouse.com/ Verified 02 Oct 2026
  2. User Stories | ClickHouse https://clickhouse.com/user-stories Verified 02 Oct 2026
  3. ClickHouse Managed Postgres | One stack for transactions and analytics | ClickHouse https://clickhouse.com/cloud/postgres Verified 02 Oct 2026
  4. Fast Open-Source OLAP DBMS | ClickHouse https://clickhouse.com/?lang=en
  5. Pricing | ClickHouse https://clickhouse.com/pricing Verified 02 Oct 2026

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