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Aurora PostgreSQL supports a wide range of PostgreSQL extensions, and you can enable them using the standard CREATE EXTENSION command. However, the availability of specific extensions varies by Aurora PostgreSQL version and region. While Aurora PostgreSQL does provide native JSON and JSONB data type support with various querying and indexing capabilities, I cannot confirm whether pg_jsonschema is currently available or on the roadmap.
To submit a feature request for pg_jsonschema extension support in Aurora PostgreSQL, the best approach is to contact AWS Support through the AWS Support Center at https://console.aws.amazon.com/support/. If you have an active AWS Premium Support plan, you can reach out directly for Aurora-specific guidance and to formally submit your feature request. When submitting your request, be sure to include your specific use case details, target PostgreSQL versions, and the AWS Region where you need this functionality.
AWS evaluates feature requests based on customer demand and use cases, so providing detailed information about your requirements for server-side JSON Schema validation and CHECK constraint usage will help the Aurora PostgreSQL team assess the request.
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Extensions supported for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL - Amazon Aurora
Amazon Aurora FAQ - Amazon Aurora
Working with Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL - Amazon Aurora
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