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[+] support variable partition intervals in postgres sink #1012
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Thanks. I don't see any new tests and I don't see validation on I'd put additional check into |
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fixes #931 as well |
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Perfect! Thanks!
`admin.ensure_partition_metric_dbname_time()` acccepts now partition_period interval. The naming format is 'YYYYMMDD' for intervals bigger than 1 day and 'YYYYMMDD_HH24' for hour-based intervals. The function finds the last available partition bound and creates new partition based on it. So it's possible to use mixed length partitions, possibly with scheduler based on monitored source and/or metrics.
- Pass the param directly o need for additional parsing pgx already expects a string
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* [+] allow to specify interval for Postgres partitioning `admin.ensure_partition_metric_dbname_time()` acccepts now partition_period interval. The naming format is 'YYYYMMDD' for intervals bigger than 1 day and 'YYYYMMDD_HH24' for hour-based intervals. The function finds the last available partition bound and creates new partition based on it. So it's possible to use mixed length partitions, possibly with scheduler based on monitored source and/or metrics. * Add new `PartitionInterval` cli parameter. * Use `PartitionInterval` parameter in `EnsureMetricDbnameTime()` * Mention `--partition-interval` in docs. * Add validation logic for `PartitionInterval` * Add test for `PartitionInterval` validation * Test actual partitions creation * Add example usage of `--partition-interval` in docs. --------- Co-authored-by: Pavlo Golub <pavlo.golub@gmail.com>
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--partition-intervalflag that accepts a PostgreSQL interval string and uses it as the time range in the 3rd-level partition in metric tables.closes: #958
closes: #931