pg_proctab
PostgreSQL extension to access the OS process table
STAT category has 33 available extensions:
Extension (URL) | Alias | Repo | Version | Category | License | LOAD |
DDL |
TRUST |
RELOC |
Description |
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pg_profile | pg_profile |
PGDG | 4.7 | STAT |
BSD 2 | PostgreSQL load profile repository and report builder | ||||
pg_show_plans | pg_show_plans |
PGDG | 2.1 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | show query plans of all currently running SQL statements | ||||
pg_stat_kcache | pg_stat_kcache |
PGDG | 2.3.0 | STAT |
BSD 3 | Kernel statistics gathering | ||||
pg_stat_monitor | pg_stat_monitor |
PGDG | 2.1 | STAT |
BSD 3 | The pg_stat_monitor is a PostgreSQL Query Performance Monitoring tool, based on PostgreSQL contrib module pg_stat_statements. pg_stat_monitor provides aggregated statistics, client information, plan details including plan, and histogram information. | ||||
pg_qualstats | pg_qualstats |
PGDG | 2.1.1 | STAT |
BSD 3 | An extension collecting statistics about quals | ||||
pg_store_plans | pg_store_plans |
PGDG | 1.8 | STAT |
BSD 3 | track plan statistics of all SQL statements executed | ||||
pg_track_settings | pg_track_settings |
PGDG | 2.1.2 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | Track settings changes | ||||
pg_wait_sampling | pg_wait_sampling |
PGDG | 1.1 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | sampling based statistics of wait events | ||||
system_stats | system_stats |
PGDG | 3.0 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | EnterpriseDB system statistics for PostgreSQL | ||||
meta | pg_meta |
PIGSTY | 0.4.0 | STAT |
BSD-2 | Normalized, friendlier system catalog for PostgreSQL | ||||
pgnodemx | pgnodemx |
PIGSTY | 1.7 | STAT |
Apache-2.0 | Capture node OS metrics via SQL queries | ||||
pg_proctab | pgnodemx |
PIGSTY | 0.0.10-compat | STAT |
BSD 3 | PostgreSQL extension to access the OS process table | ||||
pg_sqlog | pg_sqlog |
PIGSTY | 1.6 | STAT |
BSD 3 | Provide SQL interface to logs | ||||
bgw_replstatus | bgw_replstatus |
PGDG | 1.0.6 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | Small PostgreSQL background worker to report whether a node is a replication master or standby | ||||
pgmeminfo | pgmeminfo |
PGDG | 1.0 | STAT |
MIT | show memory usage | ||||
toastinfo | toastinfo |
PIGSTY | 1 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | show details on toasted datums | ||||
explain_ui | pg_explain_ui |
PIGSTY | 0.0.1 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | easily jump into a visual plan UI for any SQL query | ||||
pg_relusage | pg_relusage |
PIGSTY | 0.0.1 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | Log all the queries that reference a particular column | ||||
pg_mon | pg_mon |
PIGSTY | 1.0 | STAT |
MIT | PostgreSQL extension to enhance query monitoring | ||||
pg_statviz | pg_statviz |
PGDG | 0.6 | STAT |
BSD 3 | stats visualization and time series analysis | ||||
pgexporter_ext | pgexporter_ext |
PGDG | 0.2.3 | STAT |
BSD 3 | pgexporter extension for extra metrics | ||||
pg_top | pg_top |
PGDG | 3.7.0 | STAT |
BSD 3 | Monitor PostgreSQL processes similar to unix top | ||||
pagevis | pagevis |
PIGSTY | 0.1 | STAT |
MIT | Visualise database pages in ascii code | ||||
powa | powa |
PGDG | 4.2.2 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | PostgreSQL Workload Analyser-core | ||||
pageinspect | pageinspect |
CONTRIB | 1.12 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | inspect the contents of database pages at a low level | ||||
pgrowlocks | pgrowlocks |
CONTRIB | 1.2 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | show row-level locking information | ||||
sslinfo | sslinfo |
CONTRIB | 1.2 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | information about SSL certificates | ||||
pg_buffercache | pg_buffercache |
CONTRIB | 1.4 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | examine the shared buffer cache | ||||
pg_walinspect | pg_walinspect |
CONTRIB | 1.1 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | functions to inspect contents of PostgreSQL Write-Ahead Log | ||||
pg_freespacemap | pg_freespacemap |
CONTRIB | 1.2 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | examine the free space map (FSM) | ||||
pg_visibility | pg_visibility |
CONTRIB | 1.2 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | examine the visibility map (VM) and page-level visibility info | ||||
pgstattuple | pgstattuple |
CONTRIB | 1.5 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | show tuple-level statistics | ||||
auto_explain | auto_explain |
CONTRIB | 16.3 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | Provides a means for logging execution plans of slow statements automatically | ||||
pg_stat_statements | pg_stat_statements |
CONTRIB | 1.10 | STAT |
PostgreSQL | track planning and execution statistics of all SQL statements executed |
PostgreSQL extension to access the OS process table
PostgreSQL load profile repository and report builder
show query plans of all currently running SQL statements
Kernel statistics gathering
The pg_stat_monitor is a PostgreSQL Query Performance Monitoring tool, based on PostgreSQL contrib module pg_stat_statements. pg_stat_monitor provides aggregated statistics, client information, plan details including plan, and histogram information.
An extension collecting statistics about quals
track plan statistics of all SQL statements executed
Track settings changes
sampling based statistics of wait events
EnterpriseDB system statistics for PostgreSQL
Normalized, friendlier system catalog for PostgreSQL
Capture node OS metrics via SQL queries
Provide SQL interface to logs
Small PostgreSQL background worker to report whether a node is a replication master or standby
show memory usage
show details on toasted datums
easily jump into a visual plan UI for any SQL query
Log all the queries that reference a particular column
PostgreSQL extension to enhance query monitoring
stats visualization and time series analysis
pgexporter extension for extra metrics
Monitor PostgreSQL processes similar to unix top
Visualise database pages in ascii code
PostgreSQL Workload Analyser-core
inspect the contents of database pages at a low level
show row-level locking information
information about SSL certificates
examine the shared buffer cache
functions to inspect contents of PostgreSQL Write-Ahead Log
examine the free space map (FSM)
examine the visibility map (VM) and page-level visibility info
show tuple-level statistics
Provides a means for logging execution plans of slow statements automatically
track planning and execution statistics of all SQL statements executed
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