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PMM-11984: Add telemetry data points to show installed and available PostgresSQL extensions #2083
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PMM-11984: Add telemetry data points to show installed and available PostgresSQL extensions #2083
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…PostgresSQL extensions
| - metric_name: "4" | ||
| label: "service_name" |
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not sure if we need to collect service_name, it might contain personal data
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fixed that, thanks
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In the scope of this PR were created two datapoints which send data about installed and available PostgresSQL extensions of the connected databases.
PMM-11984
Link to the Feature Build: Percona-Lab/pmm-submodules#3258
If this PR adds or removes or alters one or more API endpoints, please review and add or update the relevant API documents as well:
If this PR is related to some other PRs in this or other repositories, please provide links to those PRs: