
install PostgreSQL– PostgreSQL is a powerful, open source object-relational database system with over 30 years of active development. Its installation and setup is a simple one time operation, thus is suitable for development.
It has a wide range of uses and applications throughout the field of technology. Thus it has earned a strong reputation for its reliability, features, robustness, and fast performance. PostgreSQL is recommended database by Django Community.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to
- Install and setup this powerful tool into your systems.
- Setup the environment to allow you to develop powerful applications using PostgreSQL as a database.
- Secure your admin account.
- Manipulate your database without intervention from an application using pgAdmin 4 panel.
- Enable anyone even without the fundamental knowledge of coding to view and manage the data base.
Prerequisites – A system loaded with Windows, Ubuntu or Mac OS.
Install PostGres, PgAdmin and PostGreSQL Database Connector and edit Settings
Use the following link to download windows version or go to the official page to download the installer. Apart from this we will also need to download pgAdmin, a PostGres tool to manage our postgres database. The link for downloading windows version is available here.
The steps to download may vary on the OS you are using, but it remains more or less the same in essence. The procedure of downloading PostGres on windows is demonstrated here.
Installing Postgres
Step 1. Click on the downloaded setup folder. To open the following window for the setup of postgres.

Step 2. Click Next and choose the installation directory. You can choose whichever directory you prefer but is advised that you leave the directory to default.

Step 3. Click Next and select all the packages that are available with postgres.
Step 4. Click Next to choose the directory in which the data is to be stored.
Step 5. Click Next and type a password to secure your database.

Step 6. Click Next to choose a port number for your database(Postgres by default uses the port number of 5432).
Step 7. Click Next to open the advanced options. For now set it to default local. You can change it if you wish to deploy the database on a server.
Step 7. Click Next to open the advanced options. For now set it to default local. You can change it if you wish to deploy the database on a server.
Step 7. You can preview the settings if you want and then Click Next.
Step 8. Click Next to start the install.
Step 9. Once the installation process is complete, you have to close the window by clicking Finish.
Installing PgAdmin
Step 1. Click the downloaded setup folder to open the setup window.
Step 2. Accept the terms of service.
Step 2. Accept the terms of service. And click Next.

Step 3. Select the Installation directory.
Step 4. Choose a name for the destination folder.
Step 5. Preview the settings and then Click Install.

Step 6. Install the service.
Step 7. Click Finish to launch the service.
Final View

At the end of the tutorial your window will look something like this.
Disclaimer. The Number of server groups however may vary according to the number of projects the user had made so far.