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‫So installing on windows, as we said in the tooling video, if you're running a 32 bit system, make
‫sure you install version 10.
‫Everything will work just fine for you.
‫Some of the features and version 12 will not be available for you, but it will be just as well possible
‫for you to run all of the queries.
‫Now, if you have a 64 bit system, make sure you install version twelve point to.
‫And we'll go through the installation steps together installer is installed, we'll see the same exact
‫thing for version Tennesse, version 12 we press.
‫Yes, let's close this window and.
‫So over here, you can see Sarah PostgreSQL, so let's press next.
‫It will specify where Posterous will be installed over here, you can see it will be installed in postgrads
‫12.
‫If you're installing version 10, this will say 10.
‫We press next, and here you can see it's going to install Posterous Server, an administration tool,
‫stock builder and command line tools, lets you select everything by default and press.
‫Next here, you can see in which directory you will store your data.
‫Just leave it to the default.
‫And here you can select your password for your database.
‫So the password, we said was root root.
‫And if we press next, we can select now select the port the address that PostgreSQL will be available
‫at.
‫So that's five, four, three, two.
‫Let's press next and let's select the default location.
‫And here you can see everything that is going to be used during the installation, so let's press next
‫and let's get this installed going.
‫Once this is done, installing you will have a full fledged version of Posterous on your system and
‫whether you installed version 10 or 12, you'll be able to run the exact same commands.
‫And so in the next video, what will be running through is how to import your databases and setting
‫up those databases for you to start going through the course.
‫So now that this installation is complete, it's going to ask you to run stock builder, we're not going
‫to run that.
‫And so now you have that full fledged postgrads server.
‫Where is it?
‫Well, it's on your computer in the C drive.
‫It will be on their program files.
‫If you installed version 10, you will only have one program files folder, which will be x 86, which
‫refers to a thirty two bit system.
‫So if we go into programmed files, then you'll see PostgreSQL.
‫And for you guys it'll be named 10.
‫Here it's 12 because it's version 12.
‫And if we go into the Benfold there, here you can see all of the commands that we can possibly run
‫under which the actual command.
‫And so in the next video, like I said, we will be running through how to set up your databases and
‫how to import your databases to set yourself up for that success.
‫But there is one more piece of software we have to install, which is Vallentine a DB.
‫And so if you go to Vallentine a DB dot com, you can see here under download that there is the availability
‫to install Valentino studio Vallentine the server components for C we want Vallentine a studio, so
‫let's view the releases in this category and over here you can see for that it runs for Mac, Windows
‫and Linux.
‫So if we press a few files at the bottom, what we'll see here is Valentino for Windows 64 and Valentino
‫for Windows sixty two.
‫And if you press download you will go through the exact same installer and once you've installed Vallentine
‫DB, it will say that it is an unknown installer.
‫You press more info and you press will run anyways.
‫It is completely valid software, but you do have to install it from the Vallentine, a DB website.
‫It's because it's an unknown publisher and thus you will go through the same installation steps installing
‫Vallentine, a Studio 10.
‫And go through next, next and then install.
‫And once it's all installed, you should be good to go.
‫If we open Vallentine a studio, well, it's going to ask you to install the Bandura installer.
‫We should also do this.
‫Next install.
‫Finish and here's going to ask you to run Vallentine a studio, and when we run Vallentine a studio,
‫you can register your copy for free.
‫If you press next and if you fill in this, they'll send you a serial code for free.
‫Right now, let's get out of this.
‫And as you can see, it's already found my post instance over here.
‫And so our password was route.
‫And here we can see that we don't have any databases yet, so the next video is going to be all about
‫installing those databases.
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