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If you followed the first<\/a>, second<\/a> and the third post<\/a> the current ppas infrastructure consists of a primary database, a hot standby database and a backup and recovery server.
\nNow we will add the monitoring server on another host so that the system overview looks like this:<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
server<\/strong><\/td>\nip address<\/strong><\/td>\npurpose<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
ppas<\/td>\n192.168.56.243<\/td>\nppas database cluster<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
ppasstandby<\/td>\n192.168.56.244<\/td>\nppas hot standby database<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
ppasbart<\/td>\n192.168.56.245<\/td>\nbackup and recovery server<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
ppasem<\/td>\n192.168.56.246<\/td>\nppas enterprise manager<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

On the ppasem host we will now install postgres enterprise manager<\/a> to monitor our postgres infrastructure. As with ppas you’ll need to install java before you start:<\/p>\n

yum install java\nAnd as with the installer for ppas there are several ways to get pem installed on the system:\n<\/pre>\n
[root@ppaspem tmp]# chmod u+x pem_server-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run\n[root@ppaspem tmp]# .\/pem_server-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run --help\nPostgres Enterprise Manager Server 5.0.0-2\nUsage:\n\n --help                         Display the list of valid options\n\n --version                      Display product information\n\n --unattendedmodeui unattendedmodeui Unattended Mode UI\n                                Default: minimal\n                                Allowed: none minimal minimalWithDialogs\n\n --optionfile optionfile      Installation option file\n                                Default: \n\n --debuglevel debuglevel      Debug information level of verbosity\n                                Default: 2\n                                Allowed: 0 1 2 3 4\n...\n<\/pre>\n
We’ll go with the GUI mode for this demo. Basically it is just clicking next, next, next and everything should go fine. A lot of screenshots will follow:<\/p>\n
[root@ppaspem tmp]# .\/pem_server-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run\n [root@ppaspem tmp]# systemctl list-unit-files | grep fire\n firewalld.service enabled\n [root@ppaspem tmp]# systemctl stop firewalld.service\n [root@ppaspem tmp]# systemctl disable firewalld.service\n rm '\/etc\/systemd\/system\/dbus-org.fedoraproject.FirewallD1.service'\n rm '\/etc\/systemd\/system\/basic.target.wants\/firewalld.service'\n [root@ppaspem tmp]#<\/pre>\n
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\nOnce pem is installed adjust the httpd.conf to match the server’s IP-Address:<\/p>\n
[root@ppaspem tmp]# grep 192.168.56.246 \/opt\/PostgreSQL\/EnterpriseDB-ApachePHP\/apache\/conf\/httpd.conf\nListen 192.168.56.246:8080\nServerName 192.168.56.246:8080\n<\/pre>\n
Then do a restart:
\nservice EnterpriseDBApachePhp restart
\nNow you should be able to check the http connection:
\n\"alt\"<\/a>
\nFor interacting with the PEM there is the pem client. This client can be installed on any Linux or Windows host. I’ll do it on my linux box:
\nlocalhost:~\/Downloads$ chmod u+x pem_client-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run
\nlocalhost:~\/Downloads$ .\/pem_client-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run
\nlocalhost:~\/Downloads$ sudo .\/pem_client-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run<\/p>\n
\"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a>
\nA shortcut in your Windows Start-Menu or you Linux Desktop should be available from now on:
\n \"alt\"<\/a>
\n One the client is started you can connect to the PEM server:
\n \"alt\"<\/a>\"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a>
\n If the connection can be established you see the dashboard:
\n \"alt\"<\/a>
\n As we want to have at least the primary database monitored we will need to install pem agent on the primary host. Before we start the pem agent installation we need to allow connection to the postgres database on the pem host. To do this I’ll add all my postgres hosts (primary,standby,bart) to the pg_hba.conf file on the pem server:<\/p>\n
-bash-4.2$ tail -3 data\/pg_hba.conf\nhost     all             postgres        192.168.56.243\/32       md5\nhost     all             postgres        192.168.56.244\/32       md5\nhost     all             postgres        192.168.56.245\/32       md5\n<\/pre>\n
Remember to reload postgres for this changes to take effect:<\/p>\n
-bash-4.2$ pg_ctl -D data\/ reload\nserver signaled\n<\/pre>\n
Ready to install:<\/p>\n
[root@ppas tmp]# ls\npem_agent-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run  primary_base_backup\n[root@ppas tmp]# chmod u+x pem_agent-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run\n[root@ppas tmp]# .\/pem_agent-5.0.0-2-linux-x64.run \n<\/pre>\n
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\n So now that the pem agent is installed on the primary database host we can add the database to pem. Remember to put the host from where you start the pem client into the pg_hba.conf file on the primary database server (otherwise you will not be able to connect):<\/p>\n
-bash-4.2$ tail -1 data\/pg_hba.conf\nhost    all             enterprisedb    192.168.56.1\/24            md5\n<\/pre>\n
Start the pem client and just add the database and create the binding for the pem agent:
\n \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a> \"alt\"<\/a>
\n Mission complete. Have fun with the Postgres Enterprise Manager. I might be a good idea to add the standby database, too. Btw.: There is a web client for PEM, too, but this requires a product key:
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