Releasesby IbisPostgres wait events, now in Query Insights
GA5 days agoUnverifiedAdded Oct 20, 2026
Query Insights for ClickHouse Managed Postgres now includes wait event breakdowns, blocked-session charts, and lock-wait charts. These metrics are also available in Prometheus.
Topics: Postgres, Observability
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