PostgreSQL Replication Setup with SSH Tunnel | Complete Guide

In this video, we walk you through the complete process of setting up PostgreSQL replication between two servers, using SSH tunneling for added security. We cover everything from configuring the primary and standby servers to managing ports and SELinux policies, ensuring a seamless replication process. ✨Sections: 🔧 Setting Up Primary Server – (02:10) 🖥️ Setting Up Standby Server – (06:40) ✅ Verification – (09:24) 🔒 Replication Over SSH (Optional) – (11:40) 🔧 Key Topics Covered: Setting up the Primary and Standby servers Using pg_basebackup for data cloning Configuring custom ports (e.g., 5434) for the standby server Updating SELinux policies for PostgreSQL over SSH Verifying PostgreSQL replication 📌 Helpful Links:    • How to Install PostgreSQL on Fedora LINUX      • Firewall Service on Fedora LINUX      • How to Set Up SSH Tunneling Between Two LI...      • Fedora 41 Installation on Microsoft Window...   🛠 Requirements: Two Linux servers (Fedora 41 Beta used in this demo) PostgreSQL installed on both servers Basic understanding of SSH and firewall configurations ⚠️ Important Notes: Always double-check before using commands like rm -rf to avoid data loss. Ensure SELinux policies are correctly configured for custom ports. #PostgreSQL #PostgreSQLReplication #ReplicationSetup #SSHTunneling #DatabaseReplication #PostgreSQLTutorial #LinuxServerSetup #pg_basebackup #FedoraLinux #SELinux #PostgreSQLConfiguration #PostgreSQLOverSSH #PrimaryServer #StandbyServer #PostgreSQLForBeginners #DatabaseManagement #PostgreSQLTips #PostgreSQLGuide Subscribe for more tutorials on PostgreSQL, databases, and server management! 👇 [SUBSCRIBE] (#)