PMM-13868 Add custom PostgreSQL queries for replication and monitoring #320
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This commit introduces YAML configurations for various PostgreSQL metrics, including replication slots, WAL receiver, database sizes, and activity monitoring. These queries enhance the ability to collect and track replication performance and database activity.
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May 22, 2025
The 'master' flag was changed to false in the pg_custom_database_size_custom query. This ensures the query no longer runs exclusively on the master database, aligning it with the desired database configuration and behavior.
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This commit introduces YAML configurations for various PostgreSQL metrics, including replication slots, WAL receiver, database sizes, and activity monitoring. These queries enhance the ability to collect and track replication performance and database activity.
Percona-Lab/pmm-submodules#3932