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Add the postgresql_extensible plugin #844
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This plugin is intended to add an extended support of Postgresql compared to the legacy postgres plugin. Basically, the plugin don’t have any metrics defined and it’s up to the user to define it in the telegraph.conf (as a toml structure). Each query can have it’s specific tags, and can be written specifically using a where clause in order to eventually filter per database name. To be more generic, a minimum postgresql version has been defined per query in case you have 2 different version of Postgresql running on the same host.
Is it possible to have an opinion or an estimate when it could be accepted ? |
Thanks @menardorama, hopefully by the end of the week |
any news ? |
I'm in Denver, USA so I still have 9 hours before the "end of the week" 😉 |
I'm in Paris France..... |
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# PostgreSQL plugin |
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Can you limit line lengths to 80 characters in the README in general?
OK! It looks good but I've just made some comments on the README. Since it's a more complicated plugin to use I want to make sure the README is extra good. Once that's done we can merge :) |
Add some comments and sample configs
HI the README is updated |
Thanks
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This plugin is intended to add an extended support of Postgresql
compared to the legacy postgres plugin.
Basically, the plugin don’t have any metrics defined and it’s up to the
user to define it in the telegraph.conf (as a toml structure).
Each query can have it’s specific tags, and can be written specifically
using a where clause in order to eventually filter per database name.
To be more generic, a minimum postgresql version has been defined per
query in case you have 2 different version of Postgresql running on the
same host.