Reg. Clarification and suggestions for below analysis points

Below are the specific points we would like assistance with:

Improved Clarity in Query Issue Identification
We are looking for ways to gain more clarity in identifying issues related to running queries. Specifically, we would like to know how we can effectively find the “Top Ten Running Queries” in Percona. Could you please suggest best practices or tools available in Percona for this? Is there any way to enhance the process of identifying problematic queries, especially those causing delays?

Real-time Locking and CPU Utilization Analysis
Another area where we need further assistance is in analyzing locking queries in real-time, along with any CPU utilization issues. We would appreciate guidance on how to better monitor these aspects in real-time. Is there any feature in Percona that can assist us in identifying locking queries more efficiently as well as analyzing CPU consumption for queries that might be causing performance bottlenecks?

Query-Based Investigation Exploration
We would like to delve deeper into query-based investigations to understand query performance better. Could you suggest tools or methods within Percona to perform a detailed analysis on slow-running or resource-intensive queries? How can we leverage Percona’s capabilities to enhance our query-based investigations for optimization?

Your expertise and recommendations on these points will be greatly appreciated. We look forward to your guidance on whether these improvements can be achieved with our current setup or if there are any configurations or tools we should explore further.

Hey @Amol,
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) is the answer to all of your questions. PMM shows you Top running queries, it shows you CPU utilization, the QAN inside PMM can give specific query performance metrics.

I HIGHLY suggest you install PMM and try it out. It is extremely simple to install. Use our easy script to install PMM Server, then install pmm-client on the pgsql server. Follow our documentation for setting up a pgsql user, and other pgsql config settings.

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