You're doing it wrong. Use Homebrew only for tools and not for critical services like databases and use a cloud server or local virtualization like VMware Fusi

You're doing it wrong. Use Homebrew only for tools and not for critical services like databases and use a cloud server or local virtualization like VMware Fusion (which is free these days for personal use) to run services because major distro packages have far more eyes to check for stability issues. I never understand people trying to run every parts of the development environment through a local machine's third party package managers which would forbid anyone else being able to check your work right then as you're only running it as localhost, not to mention the power can be down at any moment you're not using your machine and you can't even switch machine yourself to work from easily. And then when deploying, you'll be running it on Linux anyway which would likely bring little consistency issues. Do yourself a favor, either spend $5/mo for a cloud Linux and run your stuff remotely or run a locally virtualized Linux and stop using third party package managers no one is using to run on production. And you can happily keep Homebrew and also install Homebrew on Linux to have unified tool sets on your Mac and Linux CLI tools.