Managed Postgres Databases Across AWS, Azure, GCP — Weekly Benchmarks for May 28 – Jun 03, 2026

🗄️ Managed Postgres Databases — Weekly Provisioning Benchmarks

Window: May 28 – Jun 03, 2026 | Total runs: 188

Azure northeurope had a rough week for managed postgres databases — reliability dropped 9.5 points to 90.5%.

At a glance

Cloud	p50	p95	Reliability	Runs
AWS	5m 00s	5m 17s	100.0%	63
Azure	5m 33s	5m 38s	95.2%	63
GCP	11m 08s	12m 43s	100.0%	62

What changed this week

• ▼ Azure northeurope: reliability 90.5% (was 100.0%, Δ -9.5 pp)
• ▲ GCP us-east1: reliability 100.0% (was 90.5%, Δ +9.5 pp)

Regional detail

AWS

Region	p50	p95	Reliability
eu-north-1	4m 53s	5m 04s	100.0%
us-east-1	5m 07s	5m 19s	100.0%
us-west-2	4m 58s	5m 09s	100.0%

Azure

Region	p50	p95	Reliability
eastus2	5m 33s	5m 35s	100.0%
northeurope	4m 36s	5m 44s	90.5%
westus2	5m 32s	5m 35s	95.2%

GCP

Region	p50	p95	Reliability
europe-north1	11m 11s	12m 43s	100.0%
us-east1	10m 47s	12m 17s	100.0%
us-west2	11m 17s	12m 39s	100.0%

Methodology

Managed Postgres instance provisioning, measured from create-DB API call to the database accepting a connection. Includes teardown timing for completeness.

All data is collected via ProvisioningIQ — a continuous benchmarking platform that runs synthetic provisioning tests and publishes the results. No estimates, no vendor data; every number above came from a real provisioning attempt.