How do I monitor PostgreSQL performance with Dynatrace?
In this guide, we will demonstrate how to monitor PostgreSQL performance using Dynatrace with Pulumi. We will create a Dynatrace resource to monitor PostgreSQL databases and set up alerts for performance anomalies.
Key Points:
- Set up Dynatrace monitoring for PostgreSQL.
- Define the necessary Dynatrace resources.
- Configure performance anomaly detection.
import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as dynatrace from "@lbrlabs/pulumi-dynatrace";
// Define a Dynatrace resource for monitoring PostgreSQL performance
const pgAnomalies = new dynatrace.PgAnomalies("pgAnomalies", {
pgId: "your-postgresql-instance-id", // Replace with your PostgreSQL instance ID
availability: {
method: "PING", // Method to check availability
minimumThreshold: 95, // Minimum availability threshold
},
});
// Export the URL to access the Dynatrace monitoring dashboard
export const dynatraceDashboardUrl = pulumi.interpolate`https://your-dynatrace-instance.live.dynatrace.com/#settings/pg/${pgAnomalies.pgId}`;
Summary
In this guide, we set up Dynatrace to monitor PostgreSQL performance using Pulumi. We created a PgAnomalies
resource to detect performance anomalies and configured the availability check method and threshold. Finally, we exported the URL to access the Dynatrace monitoring dashboard.
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