Features
PostgreSQL Wire Protocol
The PostgreSQL wire protocol is a binary protocol used to facilitate communication between a PostgreSQL client and server.
The benefit of using the PostgreSQL wire protocol in CrateDB lies in its seamless compatibility with various SQL tools. By adopting this protocol, CrateDB becomes easily onboardable and works with most SQL tools, such as JDBC, ODBC, and REST interfaces. This ensures that users can effortlessly integrate their existing tools and applications, streamlining the adoption of CrateDB within their workflows.
See the sample list of third-party integrations >
The benefit of using the PostgreSQL wire protocol in CrateDB lies in its seamless compatibility with various SQL tools. By adopting this protocol, CrateDB becomes easily onboardable and works with most SQL tools, such as JDBC, ODBC, and REST interfaces. This ensures that users can effortlessly integrate their existing tools and applications, streamlining the adoption of CrateDB within their workflows.
See the sample list of third-party integrations >
Additional resources
Tutorial
Connecting with SSL to CrateDB using the PostgreSQL protocol from Java-based applications
September 13, 2023
Tutorial
Migrating from PostgreSQL or Timescale to CrateDB
March 27, 2023
This article describes how to migrate tables from PostgreSQL (using the TimescaleDB extension) to CrateDB.