Status | |
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Stability | beta |
Supported pipeline types | metrics |
Distributions | contrib |
This receiver queries the PostgreSQL statistics collector.
🚧 This receiver is in BETA. Configuration fields and metric data model are subject to change.
This receiver supports PostgreSQL versions 9.6+
The monitoring user must be granted SELECT
on pg_stat_database
.
The following settings are required to create a database connection:
username
password
The following settings are optional:
-
endpoint
(default =localhost:5432
): The endpoint of the postgresql server. Whether using TCP or Unix sockets, this value should behost:port
. Iftransport
is set tounix
, the endpoint will internally be translated fromhost:port
to/host.s.PGSQL.port
-
transport
(default =tcp
): The transport protocol being used to connect to postgresql. Available options aretcp
andunix
. -
databases
(default =[]
): The list of databases for which the receiver will attempt to collect statistics. If an empty list is provided, the receiver will attempt to collect statistics for all non-template databases.
The following settings are also optional and nested under tls
to help configure client transport security
-
insecure
(default =false
): Whether to enable client transport security for the postgresql connection. -
insecure_skip_verify
(default =true
): Whether to validate server name and certificate if client transport security is enabled. -
cert_file
(default =$HOME/.postgresql/postgresql.crt
): A cerficate used for client authentication, if necessary. -
key_file
(default =$HOME/.postgresql/postgresql.key
): An SSL key used for client authentication, if necessary. -
ca_file
(default = ""): A set of certificate authorities used to validate the database server's SSL certificate. -
collection_interval
(default =10s
): This receiver collects metrics on an interval. This value must be a string readable by Golang's time.ParseDuration. Valid time units arens
,us
(orµs
),ms
,s
,m
,h
.
receivers:
postgresql:
endpoint: localhost:5432
transport: tcp
username: otel
password: $POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD
databases:
- otel
collection_interval: 10s
tls:
insecure: false
insecure_skip_verify: false
ca_file: /home/otel/authorities.crt
cert_file: /home/otel/mypostgrescert.crt
key_file: /home/otel/mypostgreskey.key
The full list of settings exposed for this receiver are documented here with detailed sample configurations here. TLS config is documented further under the opentelemetry collector's configtls package.
Details about the metrics produced by this receiver can be found in metadata.yaml
All metrics are being transitioning to moving the metric attributes table
and database
to resource attributes postgresql.table
and postgresql.database
respectively. This effort is motivated via the resource specification found in the metrics data model.
Eventually the move will be finalized, but there will be a transitional period where metrics will emit with resource attributes behind a feature gate.
-
v0.58.0, August 2022:
- The version of the metrics receiver with resource attributes will be available via feature gates.
- The old metrics with
table
anddatabase
metric attributes are deprecated with a warning. receiver.postgresql.emitMetricsWithResourceAttributes
is disabled by default.receiver.postgresql.emitMetricsWithoutResourceAttributes
is enabled by default.
-
v0.60.0, September 2022:
- The new collection method with resource attributes is enabled by default. The old metrics with the
table
anddatabase
metric attributes is disabled by default. receiver.postgresql.emitMetricsWithResourceAttributes
is enabled by default.receiver.postgresql.emitMetricsWithoutResourceAttributes
is disabled by default.
- The new collection method with resource attributes is enabled by default. The old metrics with the
-
v0.62.0, October 2022:
- The feature gates are removed.
- Metrics collection using resource attributes are always emitted
- Metrics collection using the
database
andtable
metric attributes are no longer available.