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Running query on Pg server and checking response thresholds.
The plugin is rather simple. It just queries a predefined view (SQL included) and checks whether the hit ratios are above a given limit. If…
It creates a view in the database the first time it's run. All consecutive times it will return the size. You can set the size…
A PostgreSQL plugin that checks the database's cache hits percentage, the closer to 100% the better, lower than 80% provides extra unwanted and costly read()…
Connects to one or more Postgres databases and checks for a variety of things. An action is either given on the command line, or inferred…
check_pgqueries.pl - Whines if any queries are in the "waiting" state. The script that runs on each DB server does "ps auxww | grep postgres…
If you have query logging enabled this summarizes the types of queries running (SELECT ,INSERT ,DELETE ,UPDATE ,ALTER ,CREATE ,TRUNCATE, VACUUM, COPY) and warns if…
Shows percentage of connections available. It uses "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pg_stat_activity" / "SHOW max_connections". It can also alert when less than a certain number of…
This plugin connects to the database that you've supplied in the script. If a successfull connection is made , a simple query (that is specified…
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