![]() Securing and Configuring PostgreSQL Databaseīy default, the Postgres uses the concept of roles to manage database access permissions and database roles are conceptually completely separate from operating system users. # systemctl reload postgresql #this reloads the service configuration The following are other useful systemctl commands to manager the Postgres service under systemd. To make sure that the service is up and running fine, run the following command. # pg_isreadyīesides, under systemd, the Postgres service is also started automatically and enabled to start at system boot. To check if the Postgres database is truly initialized, you can use the pg_isready utility which checks the connection status of a PostgreSQL server, as follows. On Debian, like any other daemons, the Postgres database is initialized immediately after the package installation is complete as shown in the following screenshot. # apt install postgresql-11 postgresql-client-11 ![]() To install PostgreSQL database server, use the default APT package manager, which will install PostgreSQL 11 server and client. Installing PostgreSQL Server on Debian 10 Install a Debian 10 (Buster) Minimal Server. ![]() In this article, we will show you how to install, secure and configure PostgreSQL databases server in Debian 10. PostgreSQL is being used by well-known Tech companies such as Apple, Fujitsu, Red Hat, Cisco, Juniper Network, etc. Importantly, PostgreSQL allows you to define your own data types, add custom functions, even write code from different programming languages such as C/C++, Java, etc, without recompiling your database. It is a high performance, stable, scalable and extensible database system which provides amazing data integrity and supports powerful add-ons. PostgreSQL (sometimes referred to as Postgres) is the most advanced open-source general-purpose and object-relational database system with a proven architecture that runs on all major operating systems. ![]()
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