<commit_before>Crunchy Postgresql Manager (Beta v0.9.5)
==========================
Crunchy Postgresql Manager (CPM) is a Docker-based solution which
provides an on-premise PostgreSQL-as-a-Service platform.

CPM allows for the quick provisioning of PostgreSQL databases
and streaming replication clusters.  

CPM also allows you to monitor and administer PostgreSQL
databases.  Currently CPM only works with databases that have
been provisioned by CPM.

![CPM Web UI](./docs/cpm.png)

A user guide is available at:
[docs/userguide/user-guide.md](docs/userguide/user-guide.md)

Installation
------------

There are 2 installs of CPM available, a user install and a developer
install.

The user install allows you to get CPM up and running quickly by
downloading pre-built binaries and Docker images.

The user installation archive can be downloaded from:
[https://s3.amazonaws.com/crunchydata/cpm/cpm.0.9.5-linux-amd64.tar.gz](https://s3.amazonaws.com/crunchydata/cpm/cpm.0.9.5-linux-amd64.tar.gz)

See docs/user-install.md for details on the user installation 
requirements.

For performing a user install, see the [docs/user-install.md](docs/user-install.md)
documentation.

The developer install is more difficult but allows you to build, 
configure, and develop new CPM functionality to suit your needs.

The developer install and setup is documented in [docs/dev-setup.md](docs/dev-setup.md)

Running CPM
===========

After a build, run the various CPM containers by running the following
script:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
run-cpm.sh
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This should start the the following containers:

* cpm - cpm.crunchy.lab - the nginx server that hosts the CPM
   	      web app, http://cpm.crunchy.lab:13001
<commit_msg>update docs to 0.9.6<commit_after>Crunchy Postgresql Manager (Beta v0.9.6)
==========================
Crunchy Postgresql Manager (CPM) is a Docker-based solution which
provides an on-premise PostgreSQL-as-a-Service platform.

CPM allows for the quick provisioning of PostgreSQL databases
and streaming replication clusters.  

CPM also allows you to monitor and administer PostgreSQL
databases.  Currently CPM only works with databases that have
been provisioned by CPM.

![CPM Web UI](./docs/cpm.png)

A user guide is available at:
[docs/userguide/user-guide.md](docs/userguide/user-guide.md)

Installation
------------

There are 2 installs of CPM available, a user install and a developer
install.

The user install allows you to get CPM up and running quickly by
downloading pre-built binaries and Docker images.

The user installation archive can be downloaded from:
[https://s3.amazonaws.com/crunchydata/cpm/cpm.0.9.6-linux-amd64.tar.gz](https://s3.amazonaws.com/crunchydata/cpm/cpm.0.9.6-linux-amd64.tar.gz)

See docs/user-install.md for details on the user installation 
requirements.

For performing a user install, see the [docs/user-install.md](docs/user-install.md)
documentation.

The developer install is more difficult but allows you to build, 
configure, and develop new CPM functionality to suit your needs.

The developer install and setup is documented in [docs/dev-setup.md](docs/dev-setup.md)

Running CPM
===========

After a build, run the various CPM containers by running the following
script:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
run-cpm.sh
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This should start the the following containers:

* cpm - cpm.crunchy.lab - the nginx server that hosts the CPM
   	      web app, http://cpm.crunchy.lab:13001

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