TimescaleDB-HA

TimescaleDB-HA

Docker-Anwendung from glls' Repository

Übersicht

TimescaleDB is an open-source PostgreSQL extension designed for running real-time analytics on time-series data. It is engineered up from PostgreSQL and maintains full SQL support. The TimescaleDB-HA Docker image offers the most complete TimescaleDB experience. It uses Ubuntu, includes TimescaleDB Toolkit, and support for PostGIS, Patroni and pgvector. TimescaleDB is pre-created in the default PostgreSQL database. By default, TimescaleDB is added to any new database you create. Configuration Parameters POSTGRES_PASSWORD - superuser password. Default user and password are both "postgres". Database Storage Path (Appdata) - the directory where TimescaleDB stores its application data and configuration files. TimescaleDB access port - the listening port the database server accepts TCP/IP connections. NOTE: the container is configured to run as the user and group that owns the files on your Unraid server (99:100 in your case) using the PUID and PGID environment variables in the container's template and --user 99:100.

Laufzeit-Argumente

Netzwerk
bridge
Shell
sh
Privilegiert
false
Extra Params
--user 99:100

Konfiguration der Vorlage

POSTGRES_PASSWORDVariable

Initial superuser password (required)

Wert
postgres
Database Storage Path (Appdata)Pathrw

PostgreSQL data storage location

Ziel
/home/postgres/pgdata/data
Standard
/mnt/user/appdata/timescaledb-ha
Wert
/mnt/user/appdata/timescaledb
TimescaleDB access portPorttcp

TCP connection port

Ziel
5432
Standard
5432
Wert
5432
PUIDVariable
Standard
99
Wert
99
PGIDVariable
Standard
100
Wert
100

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Repository
timescale/timescaledb-ha:pg17
Zuletzt aktualisiert2026-04-16
Erstmals gesehen2025-04-20

Führen Sie TimescaleDB-HA auf Unraid aus.

TimescaleDB-HA ist gelistet in Community Apps für Unraid OS. Erkunden Sie Unraid, um einen flexiblen Heimserver, ein NAS oder ein Heimlabor aufzubauen.