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What is the best (or easiest?) to monitor postgres 8.4 stats in OpenNMS 1.76?

SNMP? How?

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isn't that going to be using the tool to monitor part of itself, which would cause more traffic to itself? – warren Sep 7 '09 at 7:20
yes, monitoring tools can generate additional traffic- but often the benefits of observability outweigh the additional traffic overhead. – robbyt Sep 7 '09 at 18:13
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There's the already mentioned pgsnmpd but it doesn't seem to be maintained actively (last release in August 2007). I'd rather recommend using the check_postgres Nagios plugin with the NRPE plugin of OpenNMS.

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Thanks! I didn't realize that OpenNMS could read performance information via NRPE! A quick google search yields this great article: honglus.blogspot.com/2009/03/… – robbyt Dec 19 '10 at 7:46
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A quick google on "postgresql snmp" returned the following, which should allow you to monitor the database that OpenNMS is using from itself:

Hopefully monitoring itself doesn't create a feedback loop :)

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