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Data Monitoring
A PostgreSQL application slows while the database remains reachable. Inspect pg_stat_activity with state, wait event, query start and application identity.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Active session triageData Monitoring
An apparently idle connection keeps a transaction open for a long time. Compare xact_start, state and application ownership with blocking and cleanup symptoms.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Idle-in-transaction sessionsData Monitoring
Many PostgreSQL sessions wait on locks during a deployment. Use pg_blocking_pids with activity evidence and capture the head transaction's context.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Blocking session relationshipsData Monitoring
A query performance dashboard is empty on a new PostgreSQL host. Check whether pg_stat_statements is installed and configured for the intended collection scope.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Statement statistics coverageData Monitoring
Per-query rates spike after statistics are reset. Record the statistics reset time and compare consecutive counters only within a continuous series.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Statement counter reset boundariesData Monitoring
Rollback counts rise but user-visible errors remain unclear. Compare commits and rollbacks with application error categories and transaction volume.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Transaction rollback ratesData Monitoring
Dead tuples increase while updates continue. Compare table statistics, autovacuum history and long-running transactions that may delay cleanup.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Autovacuum backlogData Monitoring
A quiet database approaches an urgent transaction age limit. Compare transaction ID age for databases and tables with configured maintenance behavior.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Transaction ID wraparound headroomData Monitoring
A standby is connected but returns stale query results. Compare the replication positions and replay timing with a known business transaction.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Replication write flush and replayData Monitoring
Disk usage grows because a replication consumer stops progressing. Inspect slot activity, retained WAL distance and consumer recovery needs.
Read article : PostgreSQL: Replication slot WAL retentionData Monitoring
Write-ahead log volume spikes during a maintenance batch. Compare WAL rate, batch changes and replication or archival throughput.
Read article : PostgreSQL: WAL generation burstsData Monitoring
Periodic latency spikes line up with checkpoint activity. Correlate checkpoint statistics and logs with write latency for the same interval.
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