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I will be covering another exporter in the next part of this story. Feel free to drop a comment about any interesting metrics you have created! Hopefully this helps someone gain a bit more visibility into their Postgres database and what is in it. So in my example above I created 2 metrics called portal_customers and portal_endpoints. 2.Edit /etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb and enable postgresexporter: postgresexporterenable true 3.Save the file and. The metrics will be named whatever your queries.yaml. To enable the postgres exporter: Enable Prometheus. Now that you have your container deployed you can now find your metrics in Prometheus. The postgres exporter allows you to measure various PostgreSQL metrics.

You will want to set this to: /opt/bitnami/queries.yaml if you are using my same Dockerfile. When you deploy your container you will need to tell postgres-exporter where the queries file is via the PG_EXPORTER_EXTEND_QUERY_PATH environment variable. I use a very simple Dockerfile which includes 2 lines: FROM bitnami/postgres-exporter:latest AS BASE # these are custom queries COPY queries.yaml /opt/bitnami/ Deploy Your Container Now that you have your queries file built out, you need to include it in the container. Just grab the ID of the dashboard and load it via the Import option in Grafana. I personally cycle through just about every dashboard out there for the particular source I am bringing in. It is my first stop when looking for charts/dashboards! This is an absolutely amazing resource of dashboards for different products, exporters, etc. Dashboard Everywhereįor anyone who is new to Grafana, I recommend you get familiar with the Grafana repository of dashboards.

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The series will not include the GitLab Prometheus Exporter I covered in a previous article. This will be a multi-part series covering the different exporters that we are currently using. In an attempt to expose as many metrics as possible to the internal team I have started to review everywhere we can add metrics.Of course this includes the normal services that are already instrumented for Prometheus and are easily pulled in natively, but also leveraging exporters. UnmarshalYAML implements the yaml.Unmarshaller interface.Photo by Julian Hochgesang on Unsplash IntroductionĮxecutives love dashboards, many times they don’t truly understand what they are looking at, but graphs are easy to digest and understand if things are up or down.

HISTOGRAM identifies a column as a histogram DURATION identifies a column as a text duration (and converted to milliseconds) MAPPEDMETRIC identifies a column as a mapping of text values COUNTER identifies a column as a counter queried row is to be converted to a Prometheus metric. ColumnUsage should be one of several enum values which describe how a

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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. Install Howto Update the package index: sudo apt-get update Install prometheus-postgres-exporter deb package: sudo apt-get install prometheus-postgres. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 'License')

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