[HN Gopher] Pg-dev-container is a ready-to-run VS Code developme...
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Pg-dev-container is a ready-to-run VS Code development container
for PostgreSQL
Author : mariuz
Score : 18 points
Date : 2026-02-05 15:09 UTC (4 days ago)
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| mariuz wrote:
| pg-dev-container is a ready-to-run VS Code development container
| that includes:
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| - PostgreSQL source code and build tools - A debug build of
| PostgreSQL - A pre-configured debugger for step-through debugging
| - Sample extensions - A brief guide on how to compile, install,
| and debug a simple extension
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| Via
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| https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7417691...
| stackskipton wrote:
| To help out everyone else, this is designed for those working on
| PostgreSQL development. For anyone who is just using PostGres as
| part of their application, use normal PostGreSQL container.
| taftster wrote:
| Honest question. Do you recommend a "devcontainer" for this?
| Like a Docker image that maybe has both postgres and your
| development environment preinstalled inside? Or do you
| generally like to use and reference an external docker
| container instance (with postgres installed) and connect to it
| from your devcontainer instance?
| rapfaria wrote:
| You can set it up with docker compose and put the container
| on the same network of your dev env, and you are good to go.
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| What I'd really like is an image that mirrors extensions
| available on AWS Aurora. Supabase's is the only that has some
| parity as far as I know
| stackskipton wrote:
| I tend to use dev containers with docker compose.
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| So if I'm building Python application with
| Prometheus/RabbitMQ/PostGres that's used as part of my
| application, My docker compose has network, those 3 services
| + Python Dev Container and I just reference the hostname of
| the service in my Python application config (ENV VARS).
| TurdF3rguson wrote:
| It's an interesting idea but it seems like a lot of resources
| will get tied up on my dev box.
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