I've used pgFouine (possibly the inspiration for pgBadger, given the name similarity?) to analyze posgres logs -- but it was the sort of thing where we'd enable detailed (esp. query-level) logging, capture a bunch of logs, then switch the logging back to "production mode" again and analyze the logs.
This seems targeted for constant use on production servers -- I'd love to see more info about what it costs to run (in RAM footprint, in performance, etc.). Next (as possible) would be a list of places that run it.
@sciurus, this isn't your project but you use it -- is that right?
I'm not a user, just someone who's been looking at PostgreSQL monitoring tools lately and submitted this when I saw the release announcement. Since all my databases are on RDS, I can't use pg_stat_statements and tools like this that build on it. If anyone from AWS is reading this, let us enable that extension please!
This seems targeted for constant use on production servers -- I'd love to see more info about what it costs to run (in RAM footprint, in performance, etc.). Next (as possible) would be a list of places that run it.
@sciurus, this isn't your project but you use it -- is that right?