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Add Monitor Pgpool with Grafana Dashboards in Amazon EKS blog (#463)
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions content/post/deploy-and-manage-pgpool-in-aks/index.md
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1) Install KubeDB
2) Deploy PostgreSQL Cluster
3) Deploy Pgpool Cluster
3) Deploy Pgpool
4) Read/Write through Pgpool

### Get Cluster ID
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Let’s check if the server is ready to use,

```bash
$ kubectl get postgres -n demo postgres
$ kubectl get postgres -n demo postgres-cluster
NAME VERSION STATUS AGE
postgres-cluster 16.1 Ready 2m49s
```
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1. Install KubeDB
2. Deploy PostgreSQL Cluster
3. Deploy Pgpool Cluster
3. Deploy Pgpool
4. Read/Write through Pgpool

### Get Cluster ID
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Let’s check if the server is ready to use,

```bash
$ kubectl get postgres -n demo postgres
$ kubectl get postgres -n demo postgres-cluster
NAME VERSION STATUS AGE
postgres-cluster 16.1 Ready 2m36s
```
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1) Install KubeDB
2) Deploy PostgreSQL Cluster
3) Deploy Pgpool Cluster
3) Deploy Pgpool
4) Read/Write through Pgpool

### Get Cluster ID
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Let’s check if the server is ready to use,

```bash
$ kubectl get postgres -n demo postgres
$ kubectl get postgres -n demo postgres-cluster
NAME VERSION STATUS AGE
postgres-cluster 16.1 Ready 2m7s
```
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