Provision a PostgreSQL database on AWS for Django

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Hi sir, is it wrong if I create a postgres database in the EC2 instance along side my django server so that django get data from the same server so it will be fast . is this wrong ?

Thannk u very much .
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Thanks a lot for your videos they completely saved me!!
I have a question, my db is on RDS, and I want to deploy my app on PythonAnywhere, after followed the steps in your videos I got: "Connection refused
Is the server running on that host and accepting TCP/IP connections"
I can deploy it on Pycharm but not on PythonANywhere (connect to same db)
I added inbound rules, changed settings of db...Do you know what can it be?

I am following the tutorial. AWS doesn't have postgres 13.4 anymore. What should I do?

Thank you, you really saved me

Awesome tutorial again. You are doing great man.

very helpful thansk.

Oh my goodness! Is this the best tutorial for this theme ever made???? Yes.

Why should I use AWS RDS?
I don’t like generalizations that cover up details & keep me ignorant about what’s underneath the hood.
If I use RDS (as opposed to me just installing Postgresql on AWS EC2 Ubuntu) I’m concerned I won’t learn enough about my Postgresql install.

Bro you saved me. Thank you

Amazing tutorial! Everything worked super smoothly. Thank you so much!

PERFECT. Thank you very much it worked flawlesly.

Very nice and thank you. Following your instructions was excellent and I managed to get things going. I can now even administer my RDS databases using pgAdmin4. However, having used pgAdmin4 to create a few new databases, they don't show up in my RDS console at all. Any ideas?

Anyway - no biggie. Just very grateful to you and cheers from Sydney, Australia - Dave

you are a lifesaver, thank you so much , god bless you.

# Amazon RDS PostgreSQL database - markup

DATABASES = {

'default': {

'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql',

'NAME': '',

'USER': '',

'PASSWORD': '',

'HOST': '',

'PORT': '5432',
}
}