Updated on
Sep 5, 2024
Note: Heroku PostgreSQL is currently supported only as a Destination. This guide doesn’t cover the DataPrep setup for Heroku PostgreSQL.
Heroku PostgreSQL is an advanced open-source relational database management system. It offers ACID compliance, support for complex queries, and a thriving community contributing to its continuous development.
Follow our setup guide to connect Heroku PostgreSQL to Improvado.
You should have write access to the database and the following permissions:
```CREATE```
```ALTER TABLE```
```SELECT```
```INSERT```
```DELETE```
On the Heroku PostgreSQL connection page, fill in the following fields:
{%dropdown-body name="user-name"%}
User Name cannot be any of the following: ```admin```, ```root```, ```postgres```
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{%dropdown-body name="ssl-certificate"%}
You can find more information about it here.
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{%dropdown-body name="use-static-ip"%}
Select Yes for Use static IP option if you allow Improvado to connect your database by the static IPs mentioned on the Destination connection page.
Select No if you have permitted access to your database from any IP. In this case, Improvado will connect your database using dynamic IPs not listed on the Destination connection page.
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A table loaded into the Heroku PostgreSQL database consists of data blocks called partitions, making it easier to manage and query your data. All these partitions form a Partitioned table that aggregates all data.
Learn more about table partitioning in Heroku PostgreSQL.
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By default, Improvado uses Daily partitioning - one partition contains data for a certain day.
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Improvado team is always happy to help with any other questions you might have! Send us an email.
Contact your Customer Success Manager or raise a request in Improvado Service Desk.