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Fly.io · Managed Postgres · Extension Support

Compare extension versions and support boundaries for one cloud service across PostgreSQL 14–18.

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Source snapshot 2026-08-24; Pigsty package snapshot 2026-09-2633 cloud servicesAbout the data

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SupportedConditionalUnsupportedUnknownPG version unavailableOpen a cell for evidence
Fly.io · Managed Postgres · Extension Support. Support status and versions; open a cell to inspect its sources.
ExtensionName / categoryPG 18PG version unavailableNo source dataPG 17PG version unavailableNo source dataPG 16Generally availableComplete listPG 15PG version unavailableNo source dataPG 14PG version unavailableNo source data
GeospatialPackaged
GeospatialPackaged
GeospatialPackaged
GeospatialPackaged
AI and vectorsPackaged
Full-text searchPackaged
Full-text searchPackaged
AnalyticsPackaged
Procedural languagesPackaged
Data typesPackaged
Data typesPackaged
Data typesPackaged
Data typesPackaged
Data typesPackaged
Data typesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
Functions and aggregatesPackaged
AdministrationPackaged
MonitoringPackaged
SecurityPackaged

How to read this table

Cells show provider-reported versions or support status. Open a cell for scope, capture date, and official sources. These are historical snapshots taken on the dates above.

  • Supported without a version means support is documented but no version is published. Read the cell notes for Conditional support.
  • Unsupported means an explicit statement or absence from a complete list for that PostgreSQL major. Unknown means insufficient evidence, not lack of support.
  • PG version unavailable means the service does not offer that PostgreSQL major. Preview and existing-instance restrictions appear in column headings or cell details.
  • Pigsty shows available package versions across platforms for the selected major. Bundled extensions show availability without borrowing the distribution version; package and platform evidence is in the cell details.
  • The default comparison includes Pigsty packages and additional cloud entries. Unresolved vendor labels retain their source identity and are not merged across services.

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