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KubeBlocks is an open source system software that runs and manages data infrastructure on Kubernetes. It could manage various data/database engines, including RDBMSs (MySQL, PostgreSQL), Caches(Redis), NoSQLs (MongoDB), MQs(Kafka, Pulsar), and vector databases(Milvus, Qdrant, Weaviate), and the community is actively integrating more types of data/database engines into KuberBlocks. KubeBlocks helps developers, SREs, and platform engineers deploy and maintain dedicated DBPaaS in the enterprise, and supports a variety of public clouds and on-premise environments.

KubeBlocks is designed for production purposes, providing secure, cost-effective, high-available and extensive DBPaaS for enterprise. The name KubeBlocks is inspired by Kubernetes and LEGO blocks, signifying that integrating data infrastructure on K8s can be standard and productive, like playing with LEGO blocks. The core of KubeBlocks is a K8s operator, which defines a set of CRDs to abstract the common attributes of various data/database engines, thereby supporting the rapid integration of a new data system into KubeBlocks while keeping the same operating experience and expected behaviors.
KubeBlocks is designed for production purposes, providing secure, cost-effective, high-available and extensive DBPaaS solution for enterprise. The name KubeBlocks is inspired by Kubernetes and LEGO blocks, signifying that integrating data infrastructure on K8s can be standard and productive, like playing with LEGO blocks. The core of KubeBlocks is a K8s operator, which defines a set of CRDs to abstract the common attributes of various data/database engines, thereby supporting the rapid integration of a new data system into KubeBlocks while keeping the same operating experience and expected behaviors.

### Why you need KubeBlocks

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