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If your purpose is to emulate your production environment fully, then yes. But if you're in the development phase weeks or months before going live, a virtual m
by workhere-io 13y ago
If your purpose is to emulate your production environment fully, then yes. But if you're in the development phase weeks or months before going live, a virtual machine often has no real purpose and takes up a lot of RAM.
- jtreminio 13y agoI disagree. Just look at the people in this thread asking how to install it. In a VM you will mimic what you will eventually do, and installation is an apt-get or yum away. If someone is learning off of, say, Windows, their experience may possibly be quite different to what they will experience if they run this within a VM.
- workhere-io 13y agoJust look at the people in this thread asking how to install it They are talking about how other installation methods than Postgres.app can be difficult. Which is exactly my point: If you're on Mac and you want to get started with PostgreSQL easily, Postgres.app is the way to go.