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Heroku pg_dump
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| You could just make your own pg_dump directly from your Heroku database. | |
| First, get your postgres string using `heroku config:get DATABASE_URL`. | |
| Look for the Heroku Postgres url (example: `HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_RED_URL: postgres://user3123:[email protected]:6212/db982398`), which format is `postgres://<username>:<password>@<host_name>:<port>/<dbname>`. | |
| Next, run this on your command line: | |
| pg_dump --host=<host_name> --port=<port> --username=<username> --password --dbname=<dbname> > output.sql | |
| The terminal will ask for your password then run it and dump it into output.sql. | |
| Then import it: | |
| psql -d my_local_database -f output.sql | |
| https://stackoverflow.com/a/22896985/4148220 |
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Since search landed me here when I was trying to figure out "Heroku Postgres" vs "Native Postgres" import/export stuff, I figured I'd drop this for others who land here trying to figure out the same.
Instructions and scripts for backing up (anywhere) and restoring to Heroku later:
(for something more like $7/month rather than $200+/month)