check_pgactivity 2.2 -------------------- The OPMDG has finally released the version 2.2 of check_pgactivity. Most of the changes were already committed since a long time, but this release finally brings official support for PostgreSQL 9.6 in check_pgactivity.
This release brings some new features : * support for PostgreSQL 9.6 * add service sequences_exhausted to prevent a sequence running out of ids * add service stat_snapshot_age to detect a stuck stats collector process * add service pgdata_permission to monitor rights and ownership of PGDATA directory * add support for "pending restart" parameters in service settings (9.5+) * add timeline of in the perfdata output in service wal_files * add warn/critical thresholds to streaming_delta perfdata * make thresholds optional in service streaming_delta Some fixes and changes were also done : * fix backends_status for PostgreSQL 9.6 * improve and rename "ready_archives" to "archiver" * fix archive_folder to handle compressed archived WAL properly * fix a race condition to handle concurrent executions correctly * fix bug in "human" output format * fix documentation about default db connection * now use parameter server_version_num to detect PostgreSQL version What is check_pgactivity ------------------------ check_pgactivity is a Nagios-compatible checker to monitor every key features of a PostgreSQL cluster : * number of sessions, longuest queries, locked sessions, etc * database size, bloated tables and bloated indexes * WAL files, archiver state, database dumps * streaming replication, replication slots * and many more check_pgactivity supports several output formats : * Nagios, strict or not * Human-readable * binary (Perl-compatible) Download -------- All releases can by downloaded from github : https://github.com/OPMDG/check_pgactivity/releases The project page : https://github.com/OPMDG/check_pgactivity -- Sent via pgsql-announce mailing list (pgsql-announce@postgresql.org) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-announce
