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We can confirm that PostgreSQL is indeed the only officially supported database for Pega Platform deployments on Red Hat OpenShift container platform.

In the documentation you referenced (Deploying Pega on OpenShift), PostgreSQL is specifically mentioned as the database to use with this configuration. This is consistent across Pega's official documentation sources. When examining the Pega Platform Support Guide and other technical documentation, PostgreSQL is consistently identified as the primary relational database option for Red Hat OpenShift deployments.

For Kubernetes container services like Red Hat OpenShift, Pega recommends using the following database pairings:

• Red Hat OpenShift → PostgreSQL
• Amazon EKS → Amazon RDS for Postgres
• Google GKE → Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL
• Azure AKS → Azure Database for Postgres

While Pega Platform generally supports other database types (like Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and IBM DB2) in different deployment scenarios, the Red Hat OpenShift deployment model is specifically designed and tested with PostgreSQL. Using other database types with OpenShift deployments would be outside the officially supported configuration.

If you have specific requirements that make PostgreSQL challenging for your implementation, I'd recommend reaching out to Pega Support for guidance on potential alternatives or customizations that might be possible for your particular use case.

References: Deploying Pega Platform on a Red Hat OpenShift container platform cluster Pega Platform Support Guide Deployment requirements for client-managed cloud