Open MohamedMSaeed opened 3 years ago
@MohamedMSaeed do you use master: true
or not? I'm facing issue with database size if master: true
is not specified
In Azure PaaS we had the issue that the postgres user could not read queryid because it wasn't a member of the pg_read_all_stats
role. After fixing that the error disappeared.
I had the same problem as @ArloL , I simply ran the following and it worked.
GRANT pg_read_all_stats to <MY_USER>;
set role pg_read_all_stats;
Just sth. to be aware: If you followed the instructions of running as a non-superuser be aware that the new user does not need the role. The user creating the functions does e.g. postgres.
I'm facing this error more often these days. Whenever I update the deployment, one or more metrics get this error.
I'm using exporter
v0.8.0
I'm sure that I'm using a superuser.To solve this issue temporarily, I delete the metrics and stop collecting them!