Launch a production-ready PostgreSQL database with pgAdmin 4 web management in minutes. Unique credentials generated per instance - no manual setup required. 24/7 cloudimg support included.
Real screenshots of this software running on the cloudimg image, taken while testing the deployment guide.
This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for cloudimg support services.
## PostgreSQL with pgAdmin 4 - Ready in Minutes, Backed by Expert Support
This AMI delivers a fully configured PostgreSQL database server paired with the pgAdmin 4 browser-based administration interface. Unlike a vanilla PostgreSQL installation that requires manual security hardening, user creation, and tool configuration, this image launches with unique per-instance credentials, pre-integrated web management, and a dedicated data volume - eliminating hours of setup work.
This is a repackaged open source software product. A software fee applies on top of standard EC2 infrastructure costs for cloudimg's 24/7 expert support services.
## Who This Is For
Development teams and solo engineers who need a production-ready PostgreSQL environment on AWS without dedicated DBA resources. Ideal for startups prototyping applications, teams running CI/CD staging databases, or small organizations that want expert database support without hiring in-house.
## Database Stack
## pgAdmin 4 Web Interface
pgAdmin 4 is served by Apache httpd at the /pgadmin4/ path. Navigate to your instance IP in any browser to reach the pgAdmin login page. From there you can:
The local PostgreSQL server is pre-registered as a named connection in pgAdmin, so you can start running queries immediately after login - no connection string configuration needed.
## Secure First Boot
Every instance launch triggers a one-shot service that generates:
The pgAdmin database is recreated from scratch so no build-time credentials persist. Both passwords are written to /root/postgresql-credentials.txt (readable only by root) and displayed at SSH login via MOTD. This eliminates the security risk of shared default credentials found in many community AMIs.
## Getting Started
1. Launch the AMI on your chosen EC2 instance type
2. SSH into the instance and note the credentials displayed in the MOTD
3. Open your browser and navigate to http://[instance-ip]/pgadmin4/
4. Log in with the generated pgAdmin credentials
5. The local PostgreSQL server is already registered - start creating databases immediately
## Use Cases
## cloudimg Support
24/7 technical support from cloudimg engineers covering PostgreSQL deployment, upgrades, performance tuning, replication configuration, backup strategy, pgAdmin configuration, and database administration. Critical issues receive a one-hour average response time.
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