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[question] How do you backup postgresus itself? #359

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Originally created by @Telmo on 12/12/2025

I've noticed that postgresus runs its own postgresql DB, but I have not seen a way to back it up, I am mostly concerned about the configuration and the readonly users that it creates on the target DBs. Is there a way to backup all the configuration in a matter that can be restored to a new host/docker instance in the case of a failure.

*Originally created by @Telmo on 12/12/2025* I've noticed that postgresus runs its own postgresql DB, but I have not seen a way to back it up, I am mostly concerned about the configuration and the readonly users that it creates on the target DBs. Is there a way to backup all the configuration in a matter that can be restored to a new host/docker instance in the case of a failure.
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