📡Agentless Monitoring
Datasentinel offers an agentless approach for remote monitoring of PostgreSQL clusters, eliminating the need for local agent installations.
How it works
Within the Agentless architecture, the platform establishes remote connections to PostgreSQL clusters through internal agents and gathers data using the PULL method.
This becomes particularly advantageous for monitoring cloud-managed clusters as well as PostgreSQL instances running in containers such as:
Any other cloud managed database

Using this approach, system metrics like CPU usage, memory usage, swap, network activity, and I/O operations are not monitored unless the system_stats extension is installed.
Add Connection
Through API
Please consult the API documentation for further information
🧩Connection APIThrough UI
Open tools menu:
Click on Agentless settings:

Then

Limit configuration
Table and query monitoring limits can be configured for monitored PostgreSQL instances (since version 2025.11)
Datasentinel monitors table and index activity only if the number of tables in the connected instance is below the configured limit. Query activity is also tracked, with each unique query assigned an ID and stored in a daily cache. If the number of collected queries exceeds the set limit, query monitoring is automatically disabled for the remainder of the day to manage resource usage.
Limits use default values if not set. (Refer to Agent limit settings section for more details).
To set custom values:
Custom limits apply to all monitored instances using the agentless method.
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