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### Postgres (Alpha)
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The Replicated cluster Postgres add-on can be used to create Postgres databases for clusters (currently only AWS RDS Postgres is supported for EKS clusters).
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Assuming you already have a cluster, run the following command with the cluster ID to create a Postgres instance:
156a8d6d Object Store pending {"version":"16.2","disk_gib":200,"instance_type":"db.t3.micro"}
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$ replicated cluster addon ls 4d2f7e70
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156a8d6d Object Store ready 156a8d6d Postgres ready {"version":"16.2","disk_gib":200,"instance_type":"db.t3.micro","uri":"postgres://postgres:0b19d6a121a98d0548b3@cmx-156a8d6d.c8ivk9ghfxau.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com:5432/postgres"}
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This will create a postgres database, and return the `uri` which allows you to connect to the instance..
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<th width="35%">Type</th>
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<th>Supported Kubernetes Distributions</th>
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<td>EKS (AWS RDS Postgres)</td>
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<th>Cost</th>
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<td>Flat fee per instance.</td>
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<li><strong>version (string):</strong> The Postgres version to create. Supported versions: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17</li>
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<li><strong>instance-type (string):</strong>The type of instance to use for the Postgres database (default "db.t3.micro"). Supported Instance Types: db.t3.micro, db.t3.small, db.t3.medium, db.t3.large, db.t3.xlarge, db.t3.2xlarge, db.m5d.large, db.m5d.xlarge, db.m5d.2xlarge</li>
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<li><strong>disk (number):</strong>Disk Size (GiB) for the Postgres database (default 200)</li>
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<li><strong>version:</strong> The Postgres version that was created.</li>
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<li><strong>disk_gib:</strong> Disk Size (GiB) for the Postgres database (default 200)</li>
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<li><strong>instance_type:</strong> >The type of instance to use for the Postgres database (default "db.t3.micro").</li>
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<li><strong>uri:</strong> The URI that can be used to connect with the database.</li>
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