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Step 1: Check if PostgreSQL is Installed Run the following command to see if PostgreSQL is installed:

bash Copy code psql --version If PostgreSQL is installed, it will display the version (e.g., psql (PostgreSQL) 14.7). If it is not installed, you'll see a message like psql: command not found. Alternatively, you can check for PostgreSQL packages using:

bash Copy code dpkg -l | grep postgresql Step 2: Install PostgreSQL If PostgreSQL is not installed, follow these steps to install it:

Update the Package Index:

bash Copy code sudo apt update Install PostgreSQL: Use the following command to install PostgreSQL:

bash Copy code sudo apt install -y postgresql postgresql-contrib Check PostgreSQL Service Status: After installation, ensure the PostgreSQL service is running:

bash Copy code sudo systemctl status postgresql Look for Active: active (running) to confirm the service is running.

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