PostgreSQL is a powerful open source relational database management system (RDBMS). It is popular for its reliability, performance, and features. To access PostgreSQL in DigitalOcean, you will need to create a database and user account. To create a database in DigitalOcean, navigate to the Database section of the DigitalOcean management console and click on the Create Database button. Enter the name of the database and select the appropriate region. Click on the Create User button and create a user account with appropriate permissions. To access the database, you will need to provide the database username and password. To access the database, navigate to the Database section of the DigitalOcean management console and click on the name of the database. The PostgreSQL administration console will open. In the navigation pane, click on the Databases tab and then click on the name of the database. The contents of the database will be displayed. To access the database tables, click on the Tables tab and then click on the name of a table. The table contents will be displayed. To access the database columns, click on the Columns tab and then click on the name of a column. The column contents will be displayed. To view the database schemas, click on the Schemas tab and then click on the name of a schema. The schema contents will be displayed. To view the database statistics, click on the Statistics tab and then click on the name of a statistic. The statistic contents will be displayed. To backup the database, click on the Backup tab and then click on the name of a backup file.
The backup file will be created and stored in the /var/backUPS directory. To restore the database, click on the Restore tab and then click on the name of a restore file. The restore file will be created and stored in the /var/backUPS directory. To upgrade the database, click on the Upgrade tab and then click on the name of an upgrade file. The upgrade file will be created and stored in the /var/upgrades directory. To disable the database, click on the Disable button and then click on the name of a disable file. The disable file will be created and stored in the /var/disables directory. To enable the database, click on the Enable button and then click on the name of a enable file. The enable file will be created and stored in the /var/enables directory. To remove the database, click on the Remove button and then click on the name of a remove file. The remove file will be created and stored in the /var/removes directory. To export the database, click on the Export button and then click on the name of a export file. The export file will be created and stored in the /var/export directory. To import the database, click on the Import button and then click on the name of an import file. The import file will be created and stored in the /var/import directory. To view the PostgreSQL documentation, click on the Help button and then click on the name of a topic. The PostgreSQL documentation will be opened. To exit the PostgreSQL administration console, click on the Quit button.
