How to Monitor AWS RDS PostgreSQL with Datadog APM – Step-by-Step Guide

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This step-by-step video tutorial is your comprehensive guide to configuring advanced database monitoring with Datadog APM. Discover how to ensure optimal database performance, detect issues proactively, and gain valuable insights into your PostgreSQL database’s health.

In this tutorial, we cover everything you need to know, from setting up the Datadog Agent on your EC2 instance to securely connecting Datadog to your AWS RDS PostgreSQL instance. Learn how to monitor essential database metrics, create customized dashboards, set up alerts, and leverage Application Performance Monitoring (APM) tracing for in-depth insights.
#datadog #postgres #aws #ec2
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Installing psql(AL2023):
sudo dnf install postgresql15

Postgres Configuration File :

init_config:
ssl:
# Set to true to use SSL when connecting to PostgreSQL
enabled: true

instances:
– dbm: true
host: yourhost
port: 5432
username: datadog
password: pass_word
dbname: postgres
ssl: true
sslmode: verify-full
sslrootcert: /path/to/rd_cert.pem
tags:
– “dbinstanceidentifier:database-identifier”
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So, sit back, relax, and follow along with us as we walk you through the entire process. Thanks!