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Running PostgreSQL in production is very different from running it locally. In this video, we walk through how to set up PostgreSQL the right way for production — focusing on stability, security, backups, and long-term scalability, not just “getting it to run”. This tutorial is for anyone who: Needs a reliable production database Wants to avoid common self-hosting mistakes Is tired of fragile setups that break under load Wants PostgreSQL to be boring, stable, and predictable What you’ll learn in this video: How a production PostgreSQL setup should actually look Choosing the right PostgreSQL version for production Proper database credentials and access management Private vs public access (and why it matters) Backup strategy and operational safety Connecting applications using a clean connection string How to think about scaling PostgreSQL without overengineering This is not about hype, trends, or tools you don’t need. It’s about running PostgreSQL in a way that doesn’t wake you up at 3 AM. If you’re building real applications — whether for startups, client projects, or internal tools — this setup will save you time and future pain. Who this is for: Developers moving from local → production Founders running their first real app WordPress and web app builders Teams that want fewer infrastructure surprises If you found this helpful, you’ll probably like upcoming videos on: PostgreSQL for Node.js and Django apps Production database security basics Scaling databases without breaking things WordPress + PostgreSQL in real environments Thanks for watching 👋 Build things. Keep infrastructure boring.