Managed Postgres FAQ
Monitoring and metrics
How can I access metrics for my Managed Postgres instance?
You can monitor CPU, memory, IOPS, and storage usage directly from the ClickHouse Cloud console in the Monitoring tab of your Managed Postgres instance.
Query Performance Insights for detailed query analysis is coming soon.
Backup and recovery
What backup options are available?
Managed Postgres includes automatic daily backups with continuous WAL archiving, enabling point-in-time recovery to any moment within a 7-day retention window. Backups are stored in S3.
For complete details on backup frequency, retention, and how to perform point-in-time recovery, see the Backup and restore documentation.
Infrastructure and automation
Is Terraform support available for Managed Postgres?
Terraform support for Managed Postgres is not currently available. We recommend using the ClickHouse Cloud console to create and manage your instances.
Extensions and configuration
What extensions are supported?
Managed Postgres includes 100+ PostgreSQL extensions, including popular ones like PostGIS, pgvector, pg_cron, and many more. For the complete list of available extensions and installation instructions, see the Extensions documentation.
Can I customize PostgreSQL configuration parameters?
Yes, you can modify PostgreSQL and PgBouncer configuration parameters through the Settings tab in the console. For details on available parameters and how to change them, see the Settings documentation.
If you need a parameter that isn't currently available, contact support to request it.
Database capabilities
Can I create multiple databases and schemas?
Yes. Managed Postgres provides full native PostgreSQL functionality, including support for multiple databases and schemas within a single instance. You can create and manage databases and schemas using standard PostgreSQL commands.
Is role-based access control (RBAC) supported?
You have full superuser access to your Managed Postgres instance, which allows you to create roles and manage permissions using standard PostgreSQL commands.
Enhanced RBAC features with console integration are planned for this year.
Migration
What tools are available for migrating to Managed Postgres?
Managed Postgres supports several migration approaches:
- pg_dump and pg_restore: For smaller databases or one-time migrations. See the pg_dump and pg_restore guide.
- Logical replication: For larger databases requiring minimal downtime. See the Logical replication guide.
- PeerDB: For CDC-based replication from other Postgres sources. See the PeerDB migration guide.
A fully managed migration experience is coming soon.