Ecosystem:PostgreSQL ecosystem

This page provides information about the software products and cloud services which use or work with PostgreSQL. The main purpose is to help users to adopt PostgreSQL who want or have to use specific software. We would very much appreciate it if you could join us to enrich this information and keep it fresh.
312 products are listed that can be used with PostgreSQL. (as of January 3, 2020)
== Horizontal market software ==
* Application development
* Application server (.NET)
* Application server (C/C++/COBOL)
* Application server (Java)
* Application server (PHP)
* Backup
* Business intelligence (BI)
* Business process management (BPM)
* CAD/CAM
* Cloud infrastructure
* Clustering
* Collaborative software
* Computer security
* Configuration management
* Content management system (CMS)
* Customer relationship management (CRM)
* Data integration
* Data migration
* Data security
* Database administration/development
* Distributed cache
* Enterprise application integration (EAI)
* Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
* Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
* Forum Software
* Geographic information system (GIS)
* Human resource management (HRM)
* Identity management (IdM)
* Issue tracking system (ITS)
* IT service management (ITSM)
* Machine learning
* Mail
* Master data management (MDM)
* Message-oriented middleware (MOM)
* Object-relational mapping (.NET)
* Object-relational mapping (C++)
* Object-relational mapping (Java)
* Object-relational mapping (Python)
* Object-relational mapping (Ruby)
* productivity software
* Project management
* Replication
* Search
* Social networking service (SNS)
* Storage
* Systems management
* Transaction processing system
* VoIP
* Web framework
* Web log analysis
* Workflow management
== Vertical market software ==
* Automotive
* Banking
* Bioinformatics
* Consumer
* Education
* Electronics
* Embedded Industrial Devices
* Energy
* Engineering
* Entertainment
* Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)
* Finance
* Food and beverage
* Geology
* Government
* Healthcare
* Insurance
* Manufacturing
* Power Management and Monitoring
* Real estate
* Religion
* Retail
* Simulation
* Technology
* Telecommunications
* Transport Managing System
* Transportation (Travel)
== Software exclusively for PostgreSQL ==
* Backup
* Cloud infrastructure
* Clustering
* Computer security
* Connection pooling
* Data analytics
* Data integration
* Data migration
* Database administration/development
* Distributed database
* Enterprise database
* Geographic information system (GIS)
* High availability
* Replication
* Search
* Systems management
== Legend ==
* Provider -- The name of the company, open source project, or an individual who provides the software.
* Website -- The main page for the software.
* License -- The format is one of the following:
** proprietary
** open source (license_name (e.g. Apache License 2.0))
** proprietary and open source (license_name (e.g. GPLv2))
* Interoperability level -- The interoperability the software provider officially states in their documentation or website. The format is something like one of the following:
** explicitly supports PostgreSQL 9.x or higher
** interoperable via generic JDBC/ODBC/.NET connection
** not officially interoperable, but works by creating or using an existing custom script, plugin, etc.
* Verified PostgreSQL versions -- The PostgreSQL versions and their platforms which were verified to work by the reporter of this entry.
** 9.5 on Linux x86_64(64-bit)
** 9.4-9.5 on Linux x86_64 and Windows(64-bit), 9.6 on Windows x86(32-bit)
** didn't actually run the program, but just checked the documentation
* Last update (YYYY-MM-DD) -- The last date when the information was updated, or the date when the correctness was confirmed with the latest version of the software.
* Description -- A short description of the software itself, which is preferably a paragraph long.
* Additional info -- The link to the page on this wiki where you can find information helpful for using the software with PostgreSQL (tips, tricks and traps), how the interoperability was confirmed, etc.
== Disclaimer ==
Please note that the PostgreSQL Global Development Group do not endorse or recommend any products listed, and cannot vouch for the quality or reliability of any of them.
== Adding software ==
	
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== <software_name> ==
* Provider -- 
* Website -- 
* License -- 
* Interoperability level -- 
* Verified PostgreSQL versions -- 
* Last update (YYYY-MM-DD) -- 20XX-1-1
* Description -- 
* Additional info -- [[Ecosystem:<software_name>|click here]]
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