How can one tell if the autovacuum daemon in Postgres 9.x is running and maintaining the database cluster?
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I'm using:
in collectd to know how many autovacuum are running concurrently.
You may need to create a security function like this:
and call that from collectd.
In earlier Postgres, "query" was "current_query" so change it according to what works.
You can also run pg_activity to see the currently running queries on your database. I generally leave a terminal open with this running most of the time anyway as it's very useful.
PostgreSQL 9.3
Determine if Autovacuum is Running
This is specific to Postgres 9.3 on UNIX. For Windows, see this question.
Query Postgres System Table
Grep System Process Status
Grep Postgres Log
If you want to know more about the autovacuum activity, set
log_min_messages
toDEBUG1..DEBUG5
. The SQL commandVACUUM VERBOSE
will output information at log levelINFO
.Regarding the Autovacuum Daemon, the Posgres docs state:
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