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managed-postgres
Using managed Postgres on PaaS platforms — provisioning, connecting, backups, and limits — vendor-neutral patterns.
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## Overview
Every major PaaS offers managed Postgres: a database without the ops burden of
running it yourself. The trade-off is a set of platform-specific constraints
(connection limits, no superuser, backup semantics) that shape how you build.
This skill covers using managed Postgres well regardless of provider.
## When to use
- Provisioning a Postgres database on a PaaS
- Connecting apps securely (connection strings, pooling, TLS)
- Understanding backup, point-in-time recovery, and fork/clone features
- Working within managed limits (connections, extensions, superuser)
- Migrating data in or out of a managed instance