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This chapter will provide detailed instructions on the installation, execution, and uninstallation processes for each method. For a quicker access to IvorySQL, please refer to xref:v5.0/3.adoc#quick-installation[Quick installation].
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This chapter will provide detailed instructions on the installation, execution, and uninstallation processes for each method. For a quicker access to IvorySQL, please refer to xref:v5.0/3.1.adoc#quick-installation[Quick installation].
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Before getting started, please create an user and grant it root privileges. All the installation steps will be performed by this user. Here we just name it 'ivorysql'.
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IVYO deploys every cluster and component over TLS. This includes the PgBouncer connection pooler. If you are using your own xref:./customize-cluster.md#customize-tls[custom TLS setup], you will need to provide a Secret reference for a TLS key / certificate pair for PgBouncer in `spec.proxy.pgBouncer.customTLSSecret`.
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IVYO deploys every cluster and component over TLS. This includes the PgBouncer connection pooler. If you are using your own custom TLS setup, you will need to provide a Secret reference for a TLS key / certificate pair for PgBouncer in `spec.proxy.pgBouncer.customTLSSecret`.
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Your TLS certificate for PgBouncer should have a Common Name (CN) setting that matches the PgBouncer Service name. This is the name of the cluster suffixed with `-pgbouncer`. For example, for our `hippo` cluster this would be `hippo-pgbouncer`. For the `keycloakdb` example, it would be `keycloakdb-pgbouncer`.
|*1*| xref:master/5.1.adoc[postgis] | 3.5.4 | Provides geospatial data support for IvorySQL, including spatial indexes, spatial functions, and geographic object storage | Geographic Information Systems (GIS), map services, location data analysis
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|*2*| xref:master/5.2.adoc[pgvector] | 0.8.1 | Supports vector similarity search, can be used to store and retrieve high-dimensional vector data| AI applications, image retrieval, recommendation systems, semantic search
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|*3*| xref:master/5.3.adoc[pgddl (DDL Extractor)] | 0.31 | Extracts DDL (Data Definition Language) statements from databases, facilitating version management and migration | Database version control, CI/CD integration, structure comparison and synchronization
|*5*| xref:master/5.5.adoc[pgsql-http] | 1.7.0 | Allows HTTP requests to be initiated in SQL, interacting with external web services | Data collection, API integration, microservice calls
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|*6*| xref:master/5.6.adoc[plpgsql_check] | 2.8 | Provides static analysis functionality for PL/pgSQL code, can detect potential errors during development | Stored procedure development, code quality checking, debugging and optimization
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|*7*| xref:master/5.7.adoc[pgroonga] | 4.0.4 | Provides full-text search functionality for non-English languages, meeting the needs of high-performance applications | Full-text search capabilities for languages like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
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|*8*| xref:master/5.8.adoc[pgaudit] | 18.0 | Provides fine-grained auditing, recording database operation logs to support security auditing and compliance checks | Database security auditing, compliance checks, audit report generation
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|*9*| xref:master/5.9.adoc[pgrouting] | 3.8.0 | Provides routing computation for geospatial data, supporting multiple algorithms and data formats | Geospatial analysis, route planning, logistics optimization
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|*10*| xref:master/5.10.adoc[system_stats] | 3.2 | Provide functions for accessing system-level statistics. | system monitor
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|*1*| xref:v5.0/5.1.adoc[postgis] | 3.5.4 | Provides geospatial data support for IvorySQL, including spatial indexes, spatial functions, and geographic object storage | Geographic Information Systems (GIS), map services, location data analysis
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|*2*| xref:v5.0/5.2.adoc[pgvector] | 0.8.1 | Supports vector similarity search, can be used to store and retrieve high-dimensional vector data| AI applications, image retrieval, recommendation systems, semantic search
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|*3*| xref:v5.0/5.3.adoc[pgddl (DDL Extractor)] | 0.31 | Extracts DDL (Data Definition Language) statements from databases, facilitating version management and migration | Database version control, CI/CD integration, structure comparison and synchronization
|*5*| xref:v5.0/5.5.adoc[pgsql-http] | 1.7.0 | Allows HTTP requests to be initiated in SQL, interacting with external web services | Data collection, API integration, microservice calls
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|*6*| xref:v5.0/5.6.adoc[plpgsql_check] | 2.8 | Provides static analysis functionality for PL/pgSQL code, can detect potential errors during development | Stored procedure development, code quality checking, debugging and optimization
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|*7*| xref:v5.0/5.7.adoc[pgroonga] | 4.0.4 | Provides full-text search functionality for non-English languages, meeting the needs of high-performance applications | Full-text search capabilities for languages like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
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|*8*| xref:v5.0/5.8.adoc[pgaudit] | 18.0 | Provides fine-grained auditing, recording database operation logs to support security auditing and compliance checks | Database security auditing, compliance checks, audit report generation
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|*9*| xref:v5.0/5.9.adoc[pgrouting] | 3.8.0 | Provides routing computation for geospatial data, supporting multiple algorithms and data formats | Geospatial analysis, route planning, logistics optimization
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|*10*| xref:v5.0/5.10.adoc[system_stats] | 3.2 | Provide functions for accessing system-level statistics. | system monitor
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These plugins have all been tested and adapted by the IvorySQL team to ensure stable operation in the IvorySQL environment. Users can select appropriate plugins based on business needs to further enhance the capabilities and flexibility of the database system.
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