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pg-health-check
Performs comprehensive PostgreSQL database health assessments covering connections, cache performance, locks, replication, wait events, active queries, and configuration review. Produces a scored health report with prioritized recommendations.
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# PostgreSQL Health Check
This skill guides a comprehensive health assessment of a PostgreSQL database using pgtuner-mcp tools, producing a scored report with prioritized action items.
## When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when the user:
- Asks for a database health check or status report
- Reports general performance degradation without specific symptoms
- Wants a routine database checkup or audit
- Asks "is my database healthy?" or "what should I fix first?"
- Is setting up monitoring or wants to establish a baseline
- Mentions connection issues, high CPU, or unexplained slowness