pgEdge launches Starfleet to simplify AI app deployment
pgEdge has launched Starfleet, a new cloud platform that helps developers build AI applications on Postgres and move them into full-scale production without rebuilding the database setup. The service allows prototype apps to transition seamlessly from pgEdge’s hosted cloud to private or on-premises infrastructure, including highly secure, isolated environments. Starfleet bundles distributed Postgres with tools needed for agentic AI—meaning apps can scale from one server to global clusters without downtime.
- Starfleet supports AI apps from prototype to production
- Works across pgEdge cloud, private, and on-premises setups
- Includes distributed Postgres with agentic AI features
- Lets enterprises scale apps with no downtime
- Aims to reduce costly rewrites and security gaps
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