Installing PostGIS with Docker

Installing a local version of PostGIS and PGAdmin using docker
Calls used in this video:
docker network create postgresnet
docker run -d --name postgis --network=”postgresnet” -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=fr24Password -e POSTGRES_DB=flightradar -p 5432:5432 postgis/postgis
docker run -d -p 8080:80 --network=”postgresnet” -e PGADMIN_DEFAULT_EMAIL=[e-mail] -e PGADMIN_DEFAULT_PASSWORD=pgadmin_password dpage/pgadmin4
PostGIS Docker Page:
registry.hub.d...
Links for configuring PGAdmin's container:
hub.docker.com...
www.pgadmin.or...

[@chrishanni2779]

just check those " " for the 'pgnet' syntax. Thank you for the video.

[@Mahmoud-ys1kt]

Great thanks , you helped me a lot

[@geospatial_programming]

glad to hear it!

[@geosaiofficial1070]

How to fix this error docker: Error response from daemon: network ”pgnet” not found.

[@geospatial_programming]

the network should get created when you spool up the image - if it doesn't for whatever reason, see if you can create it using "docker network create pgnet"

[@sebastianbrauer608]

What advantages does hosting PG Admin on Docker have compared to just having PG Admin locally on my machine? Following the tutorial for the web application in conjunction with these, would it be possible to have PG Admin locally and have the app call to that database?

[@geospatial_programming]

Using docker lets you migrate this environment anywhere - it also lets you have this software without having to manage it locally. This would absolutely work installing postgres and pgadmin locally rather than in docker.

[@x3HDTuTs]

How can I connect the postgis database with apache superset ?

[@geospatial_programming]

Is your superset running in docker as well? If not, you should just be able to use localhost as the IP in your connection string (superset.apache.org/docs/databases/postgres/). If it IS in docker, you'll have to make sure they're both on the same docker network, then use the container name as the host

[@JeffBarron1]

bud, your text is too small. way to small, you have a whole screen you are not using