Hi On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 1:06 PM Brian Wilson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I read messages sometimes from people having problems installing pgadmin, > I use the Docker version and I want to encourage people to try Docker > instead because it's made managing services like pgadmin so easy for me. So > for example, here are the steps I took this morning to upgrade from 4.6 to > 4.7 > > 1. docker-compose down > 2. edit file docker-compose.yml to change '4.6' to '4.7' > 3. docker-compose up > > That's it. Many thanks to dpage for maintaining the Docker image that I > use. > See https://hub.docker.com/r/dpage/pgadmin4 > Your welcome. > > I use Docker Compose for this project because I have pgadmin bundled in > with postgres/postgis and geoserver. I also use a separate Compose setup to > provide a reverse proxy and Let's Encrypt in front of pgadmin and > geoserver. If you are getting started with Docker and only need pgadmin you > can run that service standalone following the instructions in the > docker.com link above. > > Singing the praises of Docker is outside the immediate purview of this > list so please feel free to write to me directly if you want more > information or help with it. > Please feel free to discuss here. Deploying pgAdmin is an important topic, and quite valuable for those on this list who are looking at different ways of using it. > > BTW I love the work you all have done with making pgadmin cloud-based, > it's a great fit for my own workflow where I can't install an app like > pgadmin3 on every computer I touch. > Thanks! It's good to hear that our work is appreciated. -- Dave Page Blog: http://pgsnake.blogspot.com Twitter: @pgsnake EnterpriseDB UK: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise PostgreSQL Company
