How to Install PostgreSQL Server With Yum on Linux
How to Install PostgreSQL Server With Yum on Linux
This brief tutorial will get your PostgreSQL Server up and running on Linux distros by using Yum.
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If you have a Red Hat/CentOS/OracleLinux distro of Linux, then Yum should be available as your package manager. Here are the notes I have to get PostgreSQL server up running.
bash> yum info postgresql-server
bash> # Verify that's the version you want to install
bash> # Ready to install
bash> sudo su -
bash> yum -y install postgresql-server
bash> service postgresql initdb
bash> # Startup the server manually
bash> service postgresql start
bash> # Make server startup at system reboot
bash> chkconfig postgresql on
bash> # Verify postgres DB is working
bash> su - postgres -c psql
postgres=# \du
postgres=# \q
bash> # We are done, exit root user shell
bash> exit
If you can't find the service or chkconfig commands, then check to ensure you have /sbin in your $PATH.
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