Hi Alan. For simple needs you can use Staplr, it's very easy to configure.
There's also one - zabbix, pretty much.
2009/6/13 Alan McKay:
> Hey folks,
>
> I'm new to performance monitoring and tuning of PG/Linux (have a fair
> bit of experience in Windows, though those skills were last used about
>
Yes, I'm familiar with Staplr - if anyone from myyearbook.com is
listening in, I'm still hoping for that 0.7 update :-) I plan to run
both for the immediate term at least.
But this only concerns collecting - my biggest concern is how to
read/interpret the data! Pointers to good reading material
> I'm unfamiliar with Munin, but if you can turn off the graphing (so as to
> achieve your desired level of un-cluttered-ness) without disabling the capture
> of the data that was being graphed, you'll be better off. Others' opinions may
> certainly vary, but in my experience, provided you're not c
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 03:52:19PM -0400, Alan McKay wrote:
> I want to turn off the graphing of unimportant data, to unclutter the
> graphs and focus on what's important.
I'm unfamiliar with Munin, but if you can turn off the graphing (so as to
achieve your desired level of un-cluttered-ness) wit
Hey folks,
I'm new to performance monitoring and tuning of PG/Linux (have a fair
bit of experience in Windows, though those skills were last used about
5 years ago)
I finally have Munin set up in my production environment, and my
goodness it tracks a whole whack of stuff by default!
I want to tu
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> Currently we use dump (to SQL file, i.e. pg_dump with no args) + file copy
> to replicate the DB daily between the staging and web servers, and then
> restore (
Matthew Wakeling wrote:
Okay, I don't know quite what's happening here. Tom, perhaps you could
advise. Running opannotate --source, I get this sort of stuff:
/*
* Total samples for file :
".../postgresql-8.4beta2/src/backend/access/gist/gistget.c"
*
* 6880 0.2680
*/
and then:
All right, so I misspelled Bucardo (also Mammoth...), and the company's name
is Command Prompt (please get someone to work on that incomprehensible logo
- I went back and looked at it and still have no clue what it means :-).
Now how about some serious answers relating to my questions?
Dimitri, t
