- Alwin John
- November 25, 2021
How to Create Azure Database for PostgreSQL Servers in Microsoft Azure
Azure Database for PostgreSQL is a relational database service in the Microsoft cloud based on the PostgreSQL Community Edition (available under the GPLv2 license) database engine.
Azure Database for PostgreSQL delivers:
- Built-in high availability.
- Data protection using automatic backups and point-in-time-restore for up to 35 days.
- Database engine to keep the service secure and up to date.
- Predictable performance, using inclusive pay-as-you-go pricing.
- Monitoring and automation to simplify management and monitoring for large-scale deployments.
- Industry-leading support experience.
- Login to azure portal
- Click on All Services.
- Select Azure Database for PostgreSQL Servers.
- Click on Create.
- Select an option Azure Database for PostgreSQL deployment.
- If Select Single Server then click on Create option.
- On Basics tab provide the following values:-
- Subscription: An Azure subscription grants you access to Azure services.
- Resource group name: A resource group is a collection of resources.
- Provide the Server name.
- Select Data Source (Set the backup for PostgreSQL server).
- Select Location & PostgreSQL Version.
- Select compute + Storage plan as per requirements.
- Provide the Administrator details like admin username & password.
- Click on Next Additional Settings.
- At Additional setting add a second layer of encryption for your data using a different encryption algorithm which gives additional data protection
- Click on Tags.
- On Tags Tab provide the tag name and value for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Server.
- Click Next on Review + Create.
- If you get a message “Validation passed”.
- Then click on Create.
- After some time, you will see a message as “Your deployment is ready”.
- Click on “Go to resources” & You can see that the Azure Database for PostgreSQL Server is there with the name we provide.