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PostgreSQL databases

Metrics

Monitor resource usage and activity for your Sliplane database.

Viewing metrics

Open your database in the Sliplane dashboard and go to the Metrics tab. Each chart is interactive: hover to see the exact value at a point in time, and use the controls in the top-right corner to zoom in, zoom out, or reset the view.

Available metrics

CPU

CPU usage as a percentage of the cores available to your database. Short spikes during queries are normal; sustained high usage is a sign that you should scale up your compute.

CPU usage chart

Memory

Memory used by your database against the total memory available. PostgreSQL uses free memory for caching, so some headroom is healthy.

Memory usage chart

Disk

Disk space used against the total volume size. Watch this metric to decide when to add more storage.

Disk usage chart

Connections

Active connections compared with your database’s connection limit.

Connections chart

See Upgrade to increase compute or storage.

Query stats

Query statistics help you find slow and frequently run queries so you can optimize your database. Open your database in the Sliplane dashboard and go to the Query Stats tab.

Query statistics are based on PostgreSQL's pg_stat_statements. Each table shows the number of calls, mean and max execution time, total execution time, and rows returned for every query.

Slow queries

Queries with the highest mean execution time.

Slow queries table

Top queries

Queries consuming the most total execution time.

Top queries table

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