PostgreSQL provides a number of ways to back up your data. One is to create a dump file, which is a compressed file that contains the data and the database structure. You can also create a binary backup, which is a snapshot of the data in the tables at a specific moment in time.
You can create backups of your data in several ways, including using the pg_dump and pg_dumpall commands, and the pg_basebackup and pg_start_backup functions. You can also …
