I want to tune my application and for this I want to see the slow running queries. Is this available for a postgres managed database?
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Just checking in on this one. No way to sort or filter the queries. It’s not very useful if you can’t differentiate queries < 100ms from slow queries.
Contacted support regarding this. Their answer:
Since the database is managed on our end it isn’t possible to access the cluster to enable
slow_query_log
directly.The
general_log
andslow_query_log_file
can be seen under the “Queries” sub-tab of your database cluster.The
long_query_time
is set to 10.000000Regarding changing
long_query_time
:Currently, it is not possible to edit the the same. We are looking at this for the future but at this time it’s not possible.