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  • πŸ’¬ Description
  • πŸ€‘ Use Case
  • πŸ› οΈ Setup
  • Step #1: Host IP
  • Step #2: Host Port
  • Step #3: Database Name
  • Step #4: Input Collection(s)
  • Step #5: Username & Password
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PostgreSQL

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Last updated 2 years ago

πŸ’ͺ Difficulty: advanced

⏳ Time to complete: approx: 10-15 min (if your database has a restricted inbound IP security rule, you need to schedule a call with us - we’re working on something better!)

πŸ’¬ Description

PostgreSQL is a relational SQL database. You can read more about that on PostgreSQL on the if you are curious.

πŸ€‘ Use Case

Connecting to a PostgreSQL database is very helpful if you have your own application that pushes data to a database. Such a database usually contains information on your customers and their behavior, but it could contain many important things.

πŸ› οΈ Setup

This Connector should probably be configured by (or with assistance from) your database responsible - you’re also welcome to

If your PostgreSQL (or the server it's hosted on) has restrictive inbound IP rules, you need to with us as you cannot access the Less application’s IP currently. We are working on displaying the IP of the Less application inside the web application.

If your PostgreSQL (or the server its hosted on) has unrestricted IP access, continue below πŸ‘‡

Step #1: Host IP

Input the Host IP of your PostgreSQL in the Less configuration window. Usually looks something like this: 87.398.80.712

Step #2: Host Port

Input the Host Port of your PostgreSQL in the Less configuration window. It’s usually 3306.

Step #3: Database Name

Input the Database name of your PostgreSQL in the Less configuration window.

Step #4: Input Collection(s)

Input the names of the PostgreSQL Collections you want to extract in the Less configuration window. This should be a comma-separated list like table1,table2,table3

Step #5: Username & Password

Input the username and password of a PostgreSQL account with read access. Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest.

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