OpenEverest

Percona Everest continues as an independent community project — same mission, open governance, and room for more contributors.

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Percona Everest was great — and the story continues

If you tried Percona Everest, filed issues, shared ideas, or helped others in the community: thank you. Your feedback shaped a cloud-native platform for running PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and MySQL on Kubernetes — and that work is not stopping.

Percona Everest is transitioning into OpenEverest — an independent open source project with open governance and a growing community that goes well beyond a single vendor. The goal is simple: keep the platform healthy, trusted, and innovative by building it in the open, together.

What changes — and what stays the same

Open governance. OpenEverest is meant to be shaped by maintainers, users, and partners across the industry — not by one company’s roadmap alone.

Continuity for users. If you rely on Percona Everest today, you can expect stability and support to continue through Percona’s enterprise offerings while the project opens up to broader collaboration.

Percona stays in the game. Percona remains an active contributor. Solanica, a Percona subsidiary, is focused on developing OpenEverest and growing its community.

A platform built to grow. OpenEverest is designed as an extensible foundation — more databases, more integrations, and closer ties to the cloud-native ecosystem over time.

Where to go next

Visit openeverest.io — try OpenEverest, explore the docs, and see how to get involved
Learn about Solanica — the team helping OpenEverest move forward
Share feedback, contribute code or docs, or join roadmap discussions — the project succeeds when the community shows up