PostgreSQL
Provides a bridge to PostgreSQL databases for executing SQL queries, managing tables, and inspecting...
Gather Required PostgreSQL Credentials
Obtain the following details for the PostgreSQL instance you want to connect to:- PG_HOST: The host address of your PostgreSQL server (e.g.,
localhostor a remote IP/domain). - PG_PORT: The port number for your PostgreSQL server (typically
5432). - PG_USER: Your PostgreSQL username.
- PG_PASSWORD: Your PostgreSQL password.
- PG_DATABASE: The name of the PostgreSQL database you want to access.
- PG_HOST: The host address of your PostgreSQL server (e.g.,
Access the FastMCP Connection Interface
Click the "Install Now" button to begin adding environment variables for this server.Enter Credentials in FastMCP
In the FastMCP connection interface, fill in the fields as follows:- PG_HOST: Enter your PostgreSQL server address.
- PG_PORT: Enter your PostgreSQL server port (usually
5432). - PG_USER: Enter your PostgreSQL user name.
- PG_PASSWORD: Enter your PostgreSQL password.
- PG_DATABASE: Enter the database name.
Save and Complete
Once you have filled in all the required values, save or confirm to complete the setup.
Note:
All credentials are required for a successful connection. If you are unsure about any of these values, check with your database administrator or hosting provider.
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