EDB repositories and downloading

Head to Getting started with repositories if you want to start installing right away.

Efficient distribution and installation of software is key to a successful system deployment. At EDB, we create our software packages with this in mind and distribute it to you through platform-specific package managers.

For most purposes, following the instructions from the download portal enables you to quickly configure your operating system to also download software from the EDB repository. After you’ve done this, your system can install any EDB package you need.

• Getting started with repositories
  • Getting started using repositories on the web
    • Get your token
    • Add your repository using the web interface
    • Installing packages
  • Getting started using repositories with the CLI
    • Get your token
    • Adding EDB repositories using the command line
    • Installing a named package
  • Troubleshooting your repositories and downloads
• Working with repositories
  • Directly browsing and downloading from the EDB repositories
    • Browsing to locate your package
    • Downloading your package
    • Downloading the archive
  • Building local mirrors of the EDB repositories
    • Create the local yum repository
    • Using the locally managed yum repository
    • Maintaining the locally managed repository
  • Installing in an air-gapped environment
  • Integrating with configuration management tools with EDB repositories
• Migrating from Repos 1.0 to 2.0
  • Remove Repos 1.0 repositories
    • Debian/Ubuntu
    • RHEL and derivatives
    • SUSE
  • Add Repos 2.0 repositories
• Reference
  • EDB package names and repositories
    • EDB Postgres Advanced Server
    • EDB Postgres Extended
    • EDB Postgres Distributed
  • Repositories by name
    • Current major repositories
    • Legacy repositories