Monitoring Your PostgreSQL Database With Telegraf and InfluxDB

This tutorial will specifically cover the process of setting up Telegraf and InfluxDB to monitor PostgreSQL. For any newcomers to the scene, PostgreSQL (or just Postgres for short) is a really popular open-source, object-relational database system that was originally spearheaded by developers at UC Berkeley back in 1986. It has important features like multi-version concurrency control and write-ahead logging that help to ensure data reliability. If you're not too familiar with PostgreSQL, I'd recommend starting with their beginner's tutorial. Recognizing the importance of tracking and monitoring performance and throughput of databases, the makers of PostgreSQL added a statistics collector that automatically amasses information about its own database activity. You essentially have all these great metrics right out of the box. So let's capitalize on that, expose all those metrics to Telegraf, and send them on over to InfluxDB.

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