PostgreSQL Connection Configuration
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This is a machine-translated version of the original Japanese article.
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This is a help page for setting PostgreSQL connection information.
Input field
Item nameRequired | content | |
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name | Yes | Enter the name of the connection information to be used inside TROCCO. |
memorandum | No | Enter a memo of the connection information used inside TROCCO. |
host | Yes | Enter the hostname or IP address. |
Destination port | Yes | Enter the port number of the database to connect to. The default port number for PostgreSQL is 5432 . |
user | Yes | Enter your username for authentication. |
password | Yes | Enter your password for authentication. |
SSL | Yes | Select whether to use SSL (TLS) communication. For the input items when enabled, refer to the case where SSL is enabled below. |
Connect via SSH | No | Select this if you want to connect via SSH (using an SSH tunnel). For details, see Connecting using an SSH tunnel. |
Connect through AWS Systems Manager Session Manager | No | For more information, see Connecting Using AWS Systems Manager Session Manager . |
JDBC Driver | Yes | Select the version of the JDBC driver that connects to the PostgreSQL server. Depending on your version of PostgreSQL, you can choose from the following.
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When SSL is enabled
Item nameRequired | content | |
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CA certificate | No | You can enter a root certificate issued by a Certificate Authority (CA). Please enter it in PEM file format. |
Client certificate | No | You can enter the authentication certificate that clients use to access the server. Please enter it in PEM file format. |
Client secret key | No | You can enter the private key that corresponds to the client certificate. Please enter it in PEM file format. |
SSL Mode | No | Set the verification level for the server certificate when connecting to SSL.
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