pgPerformance

Track slow and problem queries such as slowest per total time, slowest per mean time, most frequent queries, long running queries (greater than 1 second long) and all active queries. pgPerformance is made responsively and will resize for any mobile device nicely. It was inspired after a 3 month long internship a Cozy.co tracking slow queries the hard way - tailing the Postgres.log file. This app is an aggregation of all queries, for as long as your pg_stat_statements and pg_stat_activity tables have been loaded; giving better, more accurate information than the Postgres.log which is often times machine dependent. If there are descrepencies or concerns, feel free to contact or open a pull request on it.

By Aleena Watson

What you need:

• PostgreSQL database
• Load pg_stat_statements. This is a crutial step, although you have Postgres, pg_stat_statements table still needs to be configured in order for the app to work!
• Install pgPerformance and enter your database information accordingly in config.yml (see example .yml file included)

Technology/Gems Used

• PostgreSQL
• Ruby
• CSS
• HTML
• Sinatra
• pry
• Sequel
• Rogue
• Configurability
• pJax

License

This software is licensed under the MIT license

Copyright(c) 2017 Aleena Watson