In this update <a href="https://github.com/lesovsky";>Alexey Lesovsky</a> made some important changes in <a href="https://pgstats.dev";>https://pgstats.dev</a> - the dynamic realisation of PostgreSQL Observability diagram. <p>We invite the Postgres community to discover the improved new look of this nifty tool. </p> <p>Diagram changes:</p> - views' and functions’ labels are now aligned, - the arrows that used to show the link between the blocks and the stat labels have been replaced with colour scheme to show these relations, - animation has been made smoother, - readability of inactive items has been improved by increasing the opacity. <p>Stat description pages (as in <a href="https://pgstats.dev/pg_stat_progress_create_index";>here</a>) have also been updated to provide more information about future releases:</p> - internal navigation has been improved by adding links to the related items, - **resources** were added - external links to additional information, - **versioning** is now there, so that you can see how Postgres evolved and when different features were added.
<p><a href="https://pgstats.dev";>https://pgstats.dev</a> - now you can really observe Postgres!</p> *** <a href="https://pgstats.dev";>https://pgstats.dev</a> is a dynamic realisation of PostgreSQL Observability diagram, which provides a simplified visual representation of PostgreSQL internals, functions and stats and shows all the relevant information about specific database subsystems. It is maintained by <a href="https://github.com/lesovsky";>Alexey Lesovsky</a> and is one of <a href="www.dataegret.com">Data Egret</a> projects.
