Some time ago, I needed to backup a PostgreSQL database from a production server in order to be able to fix a problem which was difficult to reproduce in the test environment. It appeared that I could not find the answer very quickly by means of a Google search. After a while, I mana...
Copying a PostgreSQL database to another server is a common task, especially when setting up backups, testing environments, or migrating data. PostgreSQL offers several tools to make this process efficient, primarily using pg_dump and pg_restore or by directly piping data over a network. Method ...
PostgreSQL is a one of the robust, open source database server. Like MySQL database server, it provides utilities for creating a backup. Step # 1: Login as a pgsql user Type the following command: $ su - pgsql Get list of database(s) to backup: $ psql -l Step # 2: Make a ba...
How to create a MySQL database dumb/backup file - overview There are just 3 simple steps that you need to complete to dump aMySQLdatabase: 1. First, you need to log into your personalControl Panel, using the log-in link, located in the upper right corner of the NTC Hosting'swebsite...
Backup Using pg_basebackup The toolpg_basebackupis the standard way to take full, filesystem-level backup of a PostgreSQL database cluster. (Here cluster refers to the Postgres’ usage of the term, that is, all the databases managed by a single server process.) ...
sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib After installation, create a new user to manage the database we'll be creating: sudo adduserpostgres_user Log into the default PostgreSQL user (called "postgres") to create a database and assign it to the new user: ...
How To Backup and Restore PostgreSQL Database using pg_dump and psql https://dbtut.com/index.php/2020/12/04/how-to-backup-and-restore-postgresql-database-using-pg_dump-and-psql/
This article lists the commands to dump a remote PostgreSQL database in a local file and then restore it on the localhost PostgreSQL server running. # Please note: The below commands worked for me. It may or may not work for you.
# Please use it at your own risk. # Create a database dump of the the remote DB. pg_dump -h -Fc -o -U remote-postgresql-user remote-db-name > mydatabase.dump # Example: pg_dump -h 10.20.30.40 -Fc -o -U postgres mydatabase > mydatabase.dump # Restore the db dump as a ...
On the first node only, aspostgresuser modify thepostgresql.conffile. The steps below are used for creating a replicated database instance for use with promotablepgsqlpacemaker resource: Below are the settings which should be included, and these can be appended to the bottom of the configuration...