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Remote storage adapter enabling Prometheus to use PostgreSQL as a long-term store for time-series metrics.
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gem-hunterRemote storage adapter enabling Prometheus to use PostgreSQL as a long-term store for time-series metrics.
Remote storage adapter enabling Prometheus to use PostgreSQL as a long-term store for time-series metrics. Code is based on Prometheus - Remote storage adapter.
The PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter is designed to utilize native partitioning enhancements available in recent versions of core PostgreSQL to efficiently store Prometheus time series data in a PostgreSQL database, and is not dependent on external PostgreSQL extensions.
The design is based on partitioning and threads. Incoming data is processed by one or more threads and one or more writer threads will store data in PostgreSQL daily or hourly partitions. Partitions will be auto-created by the adapter based on the timestamp of incoming data.
The PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter accepts Prometheus remote read/write requests, and sends them to PostgreSQL.
Additional information regarding the adapter and getting started is provided below and available in this blog post introducing the PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter.
PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter supports:
make
make container
export DATABASE_URL=...
./postgresql-prometheus-adapterDATABASE_URL environment variable defines PostgreSQL connection string.
export DATABASE_URL=...
Default: None Description: Database connection parameters Ex: “user=<> password=<> host=<> port=<> database=<>”
Following parameters can be used to tweak adapter behavior.
./postgresql-prometheus-adapter --help usage: postgresql-prometheus-adapter [<flags>] Remote storage adapter [ PostgreSQL ] Flags: -h, --help Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man). --adapter-send-timeout=30s The timeout to use when sending samples to the remote storage. --web-listen-address=":9201" Address to listen on for web endpoints. --web-telemetry-path="/metrics" Address to listen on for web endpoints. --log.level=info Only log messages with the given severity or above. One of: [debug, info, warn, error] --log.format=logfmt Output format of log messages. One of: [logfmt, json] --pg-partition="hourly" daily or hourly partitions, default: hourly --pg-commit-secs=15 Write data to database every N seconds --pg-commit-rows=20000 Write data to database every N Rows --pg-threads=1 Writer DB threads to run 1-10 --parser-threads=5 parser threads to run per DB writer 1-10
👉 Note: pg_commit_secs and pg_commit_rows controls when data rows will be flushed to database. First one to reach threshold will trigger the flush.
podman run --rm \
--name postgresql-prometheus-adapter \
-p 9201:9201 \
-e DATABASE_URL="user=testuser password=test123 host=192.168.12.36 port=5432 database=testdb" \
--detach \
crunchydata/postgresql-prometheus-adapterl:latestpodman stop postgresql-prometheus-adapter
Following -e NAME:VALUE can be used to tweak adapter behavior.
adapter_send_timeout=30s The timeout to use when sending samples to the remote storage. web_listen_address=":9201" Address to listen on for web endpoints. web_telemetry_path="/metrics" Address to listen on for web endpoints. log_level=info Only log messages with the given severity or above. One of: [debug, info, warn, error] log_format=logfmt Output format of log messages. One of: [logfmt, json] pg_partition="hourly" daily or hourly partitions, default: hourly pg_commit_secs=15 Write data to database every N seconds pg_commit_rows=20000 Write data to database every N Rows pg_threads=1 Writer DB threads to run 1-10 parser_threads=5 parser threads to run per DB writer 1-10
👉 Note: pg_commit_secs and pg_commit_rows controls when data rows will be flushed to database. First one to reach threshold will trigger the flush.
Add the following to your prometheus.yml:
remote_write: - url: "http://<ip address>:9201/write" remote_read: - url: "http://<ip address>:9201/read"
The PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter is maintained by the team at Crunchy Data.
Want to contribute to the PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter? Great! Please use GitHub to submit an issue for the PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter project. If you would like to work the issue, please add that information in the issue so that we can confirm we are not already working no need to duplicate efforts.
The PostgreSQL Prometheus Adapter is available under the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE for details.