Now the Software is installed, needs to perform some initial steps to prepare and set up a new database cluster, for this use the following command: # dnf install postgresql-initdbĪfter initialization, start and enable the PostgreSQL service, by using the following command: # systemctl enable postgresqlĪfter enable and start the service, verify the status of the service by running the following command shown below: # systemctl status postgresql Now, we can able to install PostgreSQL by using the following command: # dnf install postgresql-server To list out the available streams for the PostgreSQL, open up the terminal and use the following command: # dnf module list postgresqlīy default, PostgreSQL App Stream version 10 is enabled, to install the latest postgresql App Stream version which is Stream12, need to enable its repository, by using the following command you can enable the PostgreSQL Stream 12 : # dnf module enable postgresql:12Īfter enabling the latest version of PostgreSQL 12. There are different versions of PostgreSQL in CentOS 8 repository, which you can install. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install PostgreSQL on CentOS 8. PostgreSQL has many advanced features like reliable transactions and high concurrency.
It stores and organizes data and allows the retrieval of information in a structural way. PostgreSQL is an enterprise-class SQL Database server that allows you to build fault-tolerant and complex applications. PostgreSQL, also known as Postgres, is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) that implements the Structural Query Language (SQL).
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