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I'm really beginner.

I want to install postgreSQL on Amazon linux.

Please let me know what I should type in regular sequence.

I saw some of questions about installing postgreSQL on linux, but there is no example about amazon linux. Most of examples used apt-get command. But amazon linux has not apt-get.

Also I want to use postgreSQL in python and django.

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Look for documentation for Amazon Linux. apt-get is Ubuntu/Debian. – vonbrand Jan 9 at 0:45
    
AMIs are CentOS/RH based. No use looking to Debian instructions. They also have got Ubuntu images. – Rui F Ribeiro Jan 9 at 3:11
    
Amazon Linux is based on RadHat. Use yum for package-management. Visit User Guide for managing software on aws linux. – Pandya Jan 9 at 5:01
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PostgreSQL 9.5 isn't available in the AWS repos yet, but for 9.4:

sudo yum update
sudo yum install postgresql94

Source

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