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Postgresql › Install Postgresql

In this lesson we will install Postgresql. Postgres is a powerful object-oriented database management system.


Step 1: What Operating System are you using?

Below you will find installation instructions for many popular operating systems. I personally use Ubuntu. If you don't have a Linux/Ubuntu environment, but want to learn it, follow my lessons on installing Oracle VirtualBox with Ubuntu Server.

☛ Ubuntu

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib
$ psql --version

➼ update Downloads package lists to obtain up-to-date information on packages and their dependencies.
➼ install Install Postgresql!!!
➼ version See what version you are using


☛ Debian

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install postgresql-9.4 postgresql-client-9.4
$ psql --version

➼ update Downloads package lists to obtain up-to-date information on packages and their dependencies.
➼ install Install Postgresql!!!
➼ version See what version you are using


☛ Arch

$ sudo pacman -S postgresql
$ sudo pacman -Si postgresql

➼ install Install Postgresql!!!
➼ Check the installation.


☛ Red Hat/Yum

Follow these instructions: Install Postgres using Yum


☛ Windows

Follow these instructions: Install Postgres with Windows



☛ MAC

Follow these instructions: Install Postgres with OSX




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