OpenEverest is a new database management tool for Kubernetes, launched by Percona and now under the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This tool aims to provide a single interface for managing multiple database types, currently supporting PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB. By transitioning from a Percona-led project to an open-source initiative, OpenEverest seeks to attract contributions from various vendors, promoting a wider range of database integrations and management options. The tool simplifies the process of setting up and managing databases in Kubernetes environments. Users can create databases through a web interface, which handles Kubernetes resource requests without requiring knowledge of specific database setup routines. OpenEverest abstracts the complexities of different database systems using custom resource definitions and a RESTful API, making management consistent across MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL. Installation and administration are managed via a command line interface, which supports tasks such as role-based access control and provisioning. Percona's decision to donate OpenEverest to the CNCF aligns with the organization's goals for community-led development. With a solid user base and plans for future enhancements, OpenEverest is positioned to meet CNCF's criteria for becoming an incubating project. The landscape also features other solutions like KubeBlocks and KubeDB, but OpenEverest's focus on a unified approach for multiple databases and its open governance model set it apart.