APPLIES TO: Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible Server
This article provides step-by-step instructions to start the compute of an Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server.
Steps to start compute of a serverUsing the Azure portal:
Select your Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server.
In the resource menu, select Overview.
The status of the server must be Stopped, for the Start button to appear on the toolbar.
Select the Start button.
A notification informs you that the server is starting.
Also, the status of the server changes to Starting.
When the process completes, a notification informs you that the server is started.
Also, the status of the server changes to Ready.
You can start the compute of a stopped server via the az postgres flexible-server start command.
az postgres flexible-server start \
--resource-group <resource_group> \
--name <server>
If you attempt to start the compute of a server which isn't in Stopped state, you receive an error like this:
(ServerIsNotStopped) Start Server can only be performed on Stopped servers. Seever Name = <server>, Current Server State = Updating
Code: ServerIsNotStopped
Message: Start Server can only be performed on Stopped servers. Server Name = <server>, Current Server State = Updating
Note
Starting a server depends on the available capacity in the region. During capacity outages, the server start operation is not guaranteed to succeed. Once the server is started, all management operations are available for the Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server.
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