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Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL features

Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL features

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This page describes the major features and capabilities of Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL. Cloud SQL is also available for

MySQL

and

SQL Server

.

Note: For information about the supported versions of database engines, see Database versions and version policies. PostgreSQL features by Cloud SQL editions

For more information about the features for each edition of Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL, see Introduction to Cloud SQL editions.

PostgreSQL feature support for Cloud SQL Supported PostgreSQL extensions for Cloud SQL

Cloud SQL supports many PostgreSQL extensions. For a complete list of these extensions, see Configure PostgreSQL extensions.

Supported PostgreSQL procedural languages for Cloud SQL

Cloud SQL supports the PL/pgSQL SQL procedural language.

Supported languages for Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL

You can use Cloud SQL with App Engine applications running in the flexible environment that are written in:

You can also use Cloud SQL with external applications using the standard PostgreSQL client-server protocol.

How you can connect to Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL instances

You can connect to a Cloud SQL instance from:

Connecting to Cloud SQL with Private Google access isn't supported.

Differences between standard PostgreSQL and Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL

In general, the PostgreSQL functionality provided by a Cloud SQL instance is the same as the functionality provided by a locally-hosted PostgreSQL instance. However, there are a few differences between a standard PostgreSQL instance and a Cloud SQL instance.

Unsupported features for Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL Notable differences between PostgreSQL and Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL

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Last updated 2025-07-02 UTC.

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