Postgres health monitoring requires leaving the SQL client entirely
Database operators diagnosing production incidents must SSH into bastion hosts and run raw pg_stat_activity queries because their SQL clients have no built-in health monitoring. This context switch adds friction during high-pressure incidents and means there is no persistent, glanceable view of query activity, lock contention, or cache performance. The tooling gap forces DBAs to maintain separate dashboards or manual query scripts outside their primary workflow.
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