Managed PostgreSQL
Its own dedicated VM, with pgvector and an extension allowlist.
Managed databases
Managed databases on redu
Managed PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse, and MySQL, provisioned by your AI agent and wired to your app. No glue code, no database to babysit.
Quick takePostgres, Redis, ClickHouse, MySQL
Provisioned by your agent, auto-wired to your app, priced by the VM it runs on.
The engines
Six databases, each on its own VM.
Pick the engine your workload needs. Each runs managed and physically isolated on its own machine.
Managed Redis
Caching, queues, and sessions, with REDIS_URL injected.
Managed Qdrant
A vector database for embeddings and semantic search.
Managed ClickHouse
Columnar analytics for events, dashboards, and logs.
Managed MySQL and MariaDB
For WordPress and the apps that expect MySQL.
Databases you can run
- Managed PostgreSQL, with an allowlist of extensions including pgvector, PostGIS, pg_trgm, and uuid-ossp.
- Managed Redis for caching, queues, and sessions.
- Managed Qdrant for vector search and embeddings.
- Managed ClickHouse for analytics and event data.
- Managed MySQL and MariaDB for apps that expect them.
How it works
- Your agent provisions the database over the redu MCP, or you create it from the console.
- It runs on its own VM and is auto-wired to your app, with the connection string injected.
- DATABASE_* aliases are set alongside the native variables, so Rails, Django, and Prisma connect unmapped.
- The data persists across redeploys, and you can snapshot the database before a risky change.
Why redu
A managed database your agent stands up and wires for you.
Real instances you control, provisioned and connected by your agent, so you spend time on the app, not on running a database.
Provisioned by your agent
Point your agent at a project and it provisions the database and wires it to your app. You can run it yourself without database expertise, and for someone who knows databases it is a fast way to stand one up.
Auto-wired, no glue code
The connection environment is injected for you, including DATABASE_* aliases, so most frameworks connect with no extra configuration.
A real instance you control
Each managed database runs on its own VM. Your agent can SSH in to tune, inspect, or fix it, and PostgreSQL supports a superuser and an extension allowlist including pgvector for embeddings.
Priced by the VM it runs on
Each database runs on its own VM, so it is priced at standard instance rates for that VM size, billed by the hour. New accounts start with £200 in credits, hosted in the EU. See instance pricing for the rates.
FAQ
Managed database questions
What managed databases does redu offer?
Managed PostgreSQL, Redis, Qdrant, ClickHouse, MySQL, and MariaDB. Each runs as a managed instance on its own VM, provisioned and auto-wired to your app.
How much does a managed database cost?
A managed database runs on its own VM, so it is priced at standard instance rates for that VM size, billed by the hour. New accounts start with £200 in credits. See the pricing page for the rates.
Can my AI agent provision a database?
Yes. redu has a native MCP server, so any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code is the common example) provisions a managed PostgreSQL, Redis, Qdrant, or ClickHouse and wires it to your app automatically.
Which PostgreSQL extensions are supported?
Managed PostgreSQL supports an allowlist including pgvector, PostGIS, pg_stat_statements, pg_trgm, uuid-ossp, citext, pgcrypto, hstore, and ltree, plus an optional superuser.
Does it work with Rails, Django, and Prisma?
Yes. redu injects DATABASE_* aliases alongside the native PostgreSQL and MySQL variables, so those frameworks connect with no extra mapping.
Where is the database hosted?
In the EU, in a German data centre, so your data stays within EU jurisdiction.
Start today
Let your agent stand up your database.
Point your agent at your project and it provisions a managed database and wires it to your app. New accounts start with £200 in credits.
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