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#### [Postgres](http://www.postgresql.org/)
For production installations of Metabase we recommend that users replace the H2 database with a more robust option such as Postgres. This offers a greater degree of performance and reliability when Metabase is running with many users.
**For production installations of Metabase we recommend that users replace the H2 database with a more robust option such as Postgres.** This offers a greater degree of performance and reliability when Metabase is running with many users.
You can change the application database to use Postgres using a few simple environment variables. For example: