Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Tenax: point-in-time database recovery for Kubernetes
Tenax backs up Postgres and MySQL running in Kubernetes to S3-compatible storage, then restores a selected point in time to a sandbox or other destination.
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- Teams running Postgres or MySQL in Kubernetes
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- Restore options include sandbox, new database, in-place rollback, and an expiring dump download; in-place restores require a safety backup and typed confirmation.
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The page lays out a five-stage workflow: stream PostgreSQL WAL or MySQL binlogs, compress and encrypt in-pod, upload objects to S3-compatible storage, select a restore point, then run checks in a temporary database. It lists four destinations, with extra safeguards for in-place restores. Performance figures are attributed to the project's k3d test harness with in-cluster MinIO, rather than production deployments.
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