For now, you can monitor only one database on one postgresql server
PostgreSQL - Update, Delete, Insert graph:
1) Login to the PostgreSQL console (`su postgres -`, `psql`) and run this command (replace “{password}” with some secure password):
CREATE USER bijk WITH PASSWORD '{password}';
2) Edit the following file:
/etc/postgresql/[**version**]/main/pg_hba.conf
Add this line before the line starting with “local all all” (replace “{monitored_db_name}” with the name of your monitored database):
local {monitored_db_name} bijk md5
3) Reload PostgreSQL
/etc/init.d/postgresql-[version] reload
4) Add/change the node under 'postgresql' in the file /etc/bijk/plugins.yml with following access information ('default' is an instance name):
postgresql: default: db: {monitored_db_name} user: bijk pass: {password}
5) Restart the Bijk-node deamon:
/etc/init.d/bijk-node restart
6) You can test your access with this command (you will be prompted for a password, after which you should be in the psql console):
psql -WU bijk {monitored_db_name}
7) Login to your Bijk.com account, click on Servers, Edit Plugins and add Queries - PG sensor.
8) Your graphs from mySQL will be online in Bijk within 30 minutes of changing these settings.