Click on Connection > SSH > Auth > Tunnels.In the field Saved Sessions enter a name for the new session.In the field Host Name enter the public IP of the EC2 instance where was installed PostgresSQL.Create a SSH tunnel using PuTTY, if you do not have you can download it from PuTTY Download Page Click on “Create security group” button.Ĥ.The public IP will have access to the AWS EC2 instance.Enter a description for the Security Group.Enter Security group name: SECURITY_TO_EC2_POSTGRESQL.If the EC2 instance does not have enable SSH, configure a Security group and add a new inbound rule with access to SSH.Ĭlick on Services > EC2 > Security Groups > Create security group Verify that SSH is enabled in the EC2 instance through a Security Group. Enter the location where pgAdmin will be installed.Ī.Select the option “I accept the agreement”.
Install pgAdmin 4.19 using the installer Go to PostgreSQL home page and dowload the file Ģ. If you did not install PostgresSQL Server yet you can go to my post: Install PostgreSQL Server 12.2 on RHEL 8ġ. If you do not have a AWS EC2 instance you can go to my post: Launch and setup a free tier AWS EC2 instance with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. In this post will show you how install pgAdmin 4.19 for Windows and how configure postgreSQL 12.2 to be accessed by pgAdmin ussing SSH.
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