Hi, all
To move forward,
How about adding a --disable-pax configuration flag first?
Similar to --disable-orca, by default, the build would include PAX, but
developers should have the option to exclude it if needed.
When --disable-pax is specified, the build system should skip compiling PAX
en
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Hi @fanfuxiaoran,
Thanks — I think your plan to clone and maintain a Linux-only SIGAR fork
outside the perfmon tree makes a lot of sense. It keeps things modular and
GitHub user my-ship-it added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
> @tuhaihe & @my-ship-it - Given the amount of work needed to get SIGAR into
> shape to be used with perfmon, can you share your thoughts on excluding
> perfmon fo
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Given the significant effort required for the perfmon PR, I believe it's
reasonable to exclude it from the upcoming 2.0.0 release. We can include this
functionality i
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
@tuhaihe & @my-ship-it - Given the amount of work needed to get SIGAR into
shape to be used with perfmon, can you share your thoughts on excluding perfmon
for the up
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Given the amount of work involved in preparing the SIGAR fork and ensuring it’s
ready for inclusion under ASF policy, I suggest we exclude perfmon from the
upcoming
GitHub user fanfuxiaoran added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
@edespino
Thanks for your detailed response and summary.
- Sigar is implemented by reading /proc on linux. I think we don't bother to
implement another 'sigar
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Hi,
I would like to propose a cleanup of the `deploy/` directory. Upon reviewing
the files in this directory, I noticed that there are some old URLs that may no
longer be valid, and we need to en
GitHub user tuhaihe closed a discussion: [Ideas] Improve Version Information
for Source Builds
### Description
Currently, when Cloudberry is built from a source zip file (not cloned via
git), the version information displayed is not matched the right info, always
like this:
```
PostgreSQL 1
GitHub user tuhaihe closed a discussion: [Ideas] Remove Unused Files
(concourse/*, hd-ci/*) After Cherry-Pick Completion
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As part of the ongoing cherry-pick process from the Greenplum archive, we have
identified two directories (`concourse/` and `hd-ci/*`) that are no longer in
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This has been done in PR #1090
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GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
## 📌 Note: Replacing libsigar in gpsmon
Hi @fanfuxiaoran,
Following up on the effort to replace libsigar within gpsmon: while SIGAR is
Apache-licensed and technical
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Hi @fanfuxiaoran ,
Thanks for pointing out libstatgrab as a potential replacement for libsigar.
One important licensing detail to be aware of:
> While the libr
GitHub user fanfuxiaoran added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
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@edespino
For the options to replace SIGAR, I prefer libstatgrab as it is a
cross-platform library, but it provides a more limited set of collected
parameters c
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