How to connect to postgres database in activepieces

In this post, we will see how to connect to postgres database in local activepieces development environment. 

Add the Below mentioned env variables 





Follow below link to install and setup postgres 

https://simplelinuxlearnings.blogspot.com/2025/10/in-wsl-how-to-create-database-update.html


Create a new database named activepieces like below.



Now, start the application using npm start, your postgres  database should be utilized by activepieces.


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