Postgresql & PgAdmin powered by compose

Requirements:

docker >= 17.12.0+
docker-compose

Quick Start

Clone or download this repository
Go inside of directory, cd compose-postgres
Run this command docker-compose up -d

Environments

This Compose file contains the following environment variables:

POSTGRES_USER the default value is postgres
POSTGRES_PASSWORD the default value is changeme
PGADMIN_PORT the default value is 5050
PGADMIN_DEFAULT_EMAIL the default value is pgadmin4@pgadmin.org
PGADMIN_DEFAULT_PASSWORD the default value is admin Below 2 for fixing codespaces issue
PGADMIN_CONFIG_PROXY_X_HOST_COUNT: 1
PGADMIN_CONFIG_PROXY_X_PREFIX_COUNT: 1

Access to postgres:

localhost:5432
Username: postgres (as a default)
Password: changeme (as a default)

Access to PgAdmin:

URL: http://localhost:5050
Username: pgadmin4@pgadmin.org (as a default)
Password: admin (as a default)

Add a new server in PgAdmin:

Host name/address postgres
Port 5432
Username as POSTGRES_USER, by default: postgres
Password as POSTGRES_PASSWORD, by default changeme

Logging

There are no easy way to configure pgadmin log verbosity and it can be overwhelming at times. It is possible to disable pgadmin logging on the container level.

Add the following to pgadmin service in the docker-compose.yml:

logging:
  driver: "none"

reference

rahulmr/pgycce