| Parameter | Unit | Description |
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| Parameter | Unit | Description |
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| Parameter | Unit | Description |
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| Metric | Unit | Description |
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| Parameter | Type | Unit | Default value | Domain | Restart | Description |
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| Parameter | Type | Unit | Default value | Restart | Description | |
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pg_connections
connections
The number of connections in the db.
pg_start_time
seconds
The total amount time spent by postresql to boot up.
pg_commits
commits/s
The number of transactions committed per second.
pg_rollbacks
rollbacks/s
The number of transactions rollbacked per second.
pg_checkpoint_executed
checkpoints/s
The total number of checkpoint operations executed by postgresql.
pg_disk_used
bytes
The amount of disk space used by postgresql.
pg_blocks_read
blocks/s
The number of blocks read per second by postgresql.
pg_blocks_cache_hit
blocks/s
Number of blocks found in the buffer cache.
pg_backend_fsync_count
syncs
The total number of times postgresql executed a sync of data to disk.
pg_effective_io_concurrency
integer
iops
1
0 → 1000
no
The number of simultaneous requests that can be handled efficiently by the disk subsystem.
pg_bgwriter_delay
integer
milliseconds
200
10 → 10000
no
The delay between activity rounds for the background writer.
pg_bgwriter_lru_maxpages
integer
buffers
100
0 → 1073741823
no
The maximum number of LRU pages to flush per round by the background writer.
pg_checkpoint_completion_target
real
0.5
0.0 → 1.0
no
The time spent flushing dirty buffers during checkpoint, as fraction of checkpoint interval.
pg_effective_cache_size
integer
kilobytes
524288
1 → 2147483647
no
The planner's assumption about the effective size of the disk cache available to a single query. A higher value makes it more likely index scans will be used, a lower value makes it more likely sequential scans will be used.
