-d postgres: you need to provide a database wherepg_restorecan connect to. Because this is an empty instance of PostgreSQL, you use thepostgresdatabase which is always available with the-dargument. -C: Because you have an empty PostgreSQL database, you need to provide the argument-Cin ord...
# create the backup as a standard Postgres files in /path/to/datadir$pg_basebackup-D/path/to/datadir# create a backup tar.gz file for each tablespace under /path/to/dir$pg_basebackup--format=tar-z-D/path/to/dir-P# also include transactions since the backup started$pg_basebackup-x-D/...
Hi andreas everytime i try to run the .sh file without cron (for testing im getting this error) pg_dump: [archiver (db)] connection to database "DATABASENAME" failed: FATAL: role "root" does not exist should I add a role in my postgres Stijn Has anybody tried restoring with a bac...
Hello, I was trying out "Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible server", but I am confused when it comes how the offering should work. I created a vault and a backup instance for my Postgres server. Then I did an actual backup. So far so good, but my confusion lies with "restore"...
3. Database as a Service (DBaaS): This features: Postgres® AI Cloud Service by EDB AWS Relational Database Service (RDS) for Postgres By evaluating these options, you can choose the best fit for your cloud database needs. Three options to take a database to the cloud: V...
Steps to be performed on Standby database instance Follow any one option from the below methods to create an environment for setting up standby database instance. Option 1 Create a new data directory and set up the ownership and permissions. In this case, we need to define Postgres ...
If you prefer to do this through a Bastion host, you’ll need to create a Amazon EC2 Key Pair. This key pair will provide you with the credentials you’ll need to access your nodes via SSH later on. For more information, see Creating a Key Pair Using Amazon ...
# Login as postgres user $ su - postgres $ cd /var/lib/pgsql/data # Remove existing default configurations: $ rm -rf /var/lib/pgsql/data/* # Create directory for use with replication. $ mkdir /var/lib/pgsql/pg_archive Restore node 01's backup and configuration to remaining nodes....
[database] type = mysql host = localhost:3306 name = grafana user = [mysql database username] password = [mysql database password] Remember to comment out any lines referring to the postgres database. 3. Now, start Grafana and check that you can log in as admin/admin, then stop it....
#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 local...