Yes.

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres supports on-premises, hybrid, and cloud deployments, allowing you to choose the environment that best fits your operational, security, and compliance requirements. Whether you're maintaining an existing data center, adopting a hybrid strategy, or expanding into the cloud, your deployment model remains your decision.

In most cases, no.

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres is built on PostgreSQL, helping organizations continue using their existing PostgreSQL applications, tools, and workflows. Because it maintains PostgreSQL compatibility, many organizations can transition without extensive application rewrites while gaining enterprise features and long-term support.

Yes.

Our PostgreSQL specialists work with organizations to evaluate their existing environments, develop migration plans, and provide guidance throughout implementation. Whether you're transitioning from another enterprise PostgreSQL distribution or planning a broader infrastructure change, Fujitsu can help reduce complexity and support a smooth migration.

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres provides lifecycle support for PostgreSQL versions for up to 10 years, helping organizations maintain stable, secure database environments while upgrading on their own schedule.

This extended support can be especially valuable for organizations with long application lifecycles or strict validation requirements.

Yes.

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres supports public cloud, private cloud, hybrid, and on-premises deployments. If moving to the cloud is part of your roadmap, FEP can support that journey. If your organization needs to remain on-premises or maintain a hybrid environment, you can continue to do so with the same enterprise-grade PostgreSQL platform.

Many organizations have regulatory, contractual, or internal governance requirements that dictate where data must reside.

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres gives you the flexibility to deploy PostgreSQL on infrastructure that aligns with those requirements, including on-premises, private cloud, hybrid, or public cloud environments. This helps organizations maintain control over data residency while continuing to modernize their PostgreSQL environments.