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Looks interesting, but supports fewer metrics than Zalando's PGObserver[1] which I've used and find to be very useful to monitor your PostgreSQL installation(s)
by kogepathic 11y ago
Looks interesting, but supports fewer metrics than Zalando's PGObserver[1] which I've used and find to be very useful to monitor your PostgreSQL installation(s).
Also Pome only supports PG9.4, whereas PGObserver supports older versions (I used it on 9.3 and 9.1)
[1] https://zalando.github.io/PGObserver/ https://zalando.github.io/PGObserver/
- rachbelaid 11y agoThanks for sharing this. I will look at which metrics that I can include from this project. I can also say that CPU can't happen to keep the project gathering data only through Postgres (except if you know a way) The goal of Pome was to be very easy to setup for people who put nothing in place, which is why wrote it in Go. But if you have some time there is much better/complete tools like collectd.