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Deploy Database Clusters with tcloud CLI: VPC to PostgreSQL

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2026-02-04
By Thalassa Cloud
Thalassa Cloud’s Database as a Service (DBaaS) for PostgreSQL gives you managed, highly available Postgres clusters: we handle patching, backups, and failover so you can focus on your applications. You can create and manage clusters from the Console, our API (with Terraform), or the command line. The tcloud CLI is Thalassa Cloud’s command-line tool. You can manage your infrastructure from the terminal, automate deployments, script changes, or work without leaving the shell.
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