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Tweak postgres accelerator quickstart #171

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This will create a `.env` file with the Spice.ai API key in the `postgres-demo` directory.

Also, ensure the `PG_PASS` environment variable is set to the password for your Postgres instance. Environment variables can be specified on the command line when running the Spice runtime, or in the same `.env` file created in Step 3.

```bash
echo "PG_PASS=<password>" >> .env
```

**Step 4.** Start the Spice runtime.

```bash
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**Step 5.** Configure the dataset to use Postgres as data accelerator. Copy and paste the configuration below to `spicepod.yaml` in the Spice app.

Ensure the `PG_PASS` environment variable is set to the password for your Postgres instance. Environment variables can be specified on the command line when running the Spice runtime, or in the same `.env` file created in Step 3.

```bash
echo "PG_PASS=<password>" > .env
```

```yaml
version: v1beta1
kind: Spicepod
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