postgresql-config.yml.k8s_sample

  postgresql-config.yml: |
      ---
      # Run auto discovery to find pods with label "app=postgresql"
      # https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/integrations/host-integrations/installation/container-auto-discovery
      discovery:
        command:
          # Use the following optional arguments:
          # --namespaces: Comma separated list of namespaces to discover pods on
          # --tls: Use secure (TLS) connection
          # --port: Port used to connect to the kubelet. Default is 10255
          exec: /var/db/newrelic-infra/nri-discovery-kubernetes
          match:
            label.app: postgresql
      integrations:
        - name: nri-postgresql
          env:
            USERNAME: <postgres>
            PASSWORD: <pass>
            # Using the discovered IP as the host address
            HOSTNAME: ${discovery.ip}
            # The database to connect to on the postgres instance. Defaults to postgres.
            # DATABASE: postgres
            # The port of the postgres instance. If PgBouncer is being used,
            # use the port it is running on. Defaults to 5432
            PORT: 5432
            # Collection List can be either a JSON array or a JSON object.
            #
            # If it is a JSON array, it will be interpreted as a list of database names to
            # collect all related metrics from. This will collect metrics for each database
            # specified, as well as all tables and indexes that belong to that database.
            # Example:
            # COLLECTION_LIST: '["postgres"]'
            #
            # If it is a JSON object, you can more finely tune the entities that are collected.
            # Only the entities that are specified in the object will be collected. No automatic
            # discovery will be performed.  
            # The levels of JSON are database name -> schema name -> table name -> index name
            # Example:
            # collection_list: '{"postgres":{"public":{"pg_table1":["pg_index1","pg_index2"],"pg_table2":[]}}}'
            COLLECTION_LIST: '["postgres"]'

            # JSON array of database names that will be ignored for metrics collection.
            # Typically useful for cases where COLLECTION_LIST is set to 'ALL' and some databases need to be ignored.
            # Defaults to empty '[]'.
            # Example:
            # COLLECTION_IGNORE_DATABASE_LIST: '["azure_maintenance","azure_sys"]'
            #
            # COLLECTION_IGNORE_DATABASE_LIST: '[]'

            # JSON array of table names that will be ignored for metrics collection.
            # Defaults to empty '[]'.
            # Example:
            # COLLECTION_IGNORE_TABLE_LIST: '["table1","table2"]'
            
            # True if database lock metrics should be collected
            # Note: requires that the `tablefunc` extension be installed on the public schema
            # of the database where lock metrics will be collected.
            COLLECT_DB_LOCK_METRICS: false
            ENABLE_SSL: true
            # True if the SSL certificate should be trusted without validating.
            # Setting this to true may open up the monitoring service to MITM attacks.
            # Defaults to false.
            TRUST_SERVER_CERTIFICATE: false
            SSL_ROOT_CERT_LOCATION: /etc/newrelic-infra/root_cert.crt
            SSL_CERT_LOCATION: /etc/newrelic-infra/postgresql.crt
            SSL_KEY_LOCATION: /etc/newrelic-infra/postgresql.key
            TIMEOUT: 10

            CUSTOM_METRICS_QUERY: >-
              select
                'rows_inserted' as "metric_name",
                'delta' as "metric_type",
                sd.tup_inserted as "metric_value",
                sd.datid as "database_id"
              from pg_stat_database sd;
          labels:
            env: production
            role: postgresql