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Learn how to effectively set up PostgreSQL on Elastic Beanstalk using Amazon Linux 2. This guide provides clear steps to resolve installation errors and ensure your application runs smoothly.
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Setting Up PostgreSQL on Elastic Beanstalk with Amazon Linux 2

When deploying applications on Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, connecting to a PostgreSQL database is often a necessity. However, users deploying on Amazon Linux 2 may encounter specific challenges that can lead to deployment errors, particularly related to PostgreSQL package installation. This guide will guide you through the steps to resolve these issues effectively and ensure a successful deployment.

The Problem: Deployment Errors with PostgreSQL

With previous versions of Amazon Linux, adding packages to your Elastic Beanstalk configuration was straightforward. Many users could simply modify the .ebextensions directory and include the required PostgreSQL packages like this:

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However, users deploying on Python 3.7 with Amazon Linux 2 may face an error during the deployment process, such as:

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This can be frustrating if your application relies on connecting to a PostgreSQL database hosted on Amazon RDS. Fortunately, there's an effective solution to this problem.

The Solution: Correct Configuration for PostgreSQL

To successfully install PostgreSQL on Elastic Beanstalk using Amazon Linux 2, we need to modify our .ebextensions configuration file. Here’s how you can set it up:

Step 1: Enable the PostgreSQL Extras

First, we need to enable the PostgreSQL extras repository. This will give us access to the packages required for PostgreSQL.

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Step 2: Activate PostgreSQL 10

Next, we will activate the PostgreSQL 10 repository that contains the required development packages. We will also create a command sequence to execute during deployment.

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Step 3: Install PostgreSQL Development Tools

Finally, install the PostgreSQL development tools necessary for compiling applications that link against PostgreSQL databases.

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Full .ebextensions/config.yml Example

Putting it all together, your complete configuration file in .ebextensions should look like this:

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Conclusion

By following these steps and correctly configuring your .ebextensions with the right commands, you can resolve the deployment issues associated with PostgreSQL on Amazon Elastic Beanstalk using Amazon Linux 2. This ensures your application can successfully connect to a PostgreSQL database hosted on Amazon RDS, leading to a smooth and efficient deployment process.

If you have any questions or further issues, feel free to leave a comment below. Happy coding!