datadog compatibility
Datadog Compatibility & PostgreSQL pgvector Standardization
Section titled “Datadog Compatibility & PostgreSQL pgvector Standardization”🔍 Datadog Agent Compatibility Matrix Compliance
Section titled “🔍 Datadog Agent Compatibility Matrix Compliance”Requirements Met ✅
Section titled “Requirements Met ✅”- Datadog Agent:
7.66.1(required: >=7.33.0) - Cluster Agent:
1.24.0(required: >=1.18.0) - orchestratorExplorer: Enabled for Pod collection
- Both agents running: Yes, in each monitored cluster
Updated Configurations
Section titled “Updated Configurations”1. Main Datadog Agent (datadog-agent.yaml)
Section titled “1. Main Datadog Agent (datadog-agent.yaml)”features: orchestratorExplorer: enabled: true # Required for Pod collectionoverride: clusterAgent: image: tag: "1.24.0" # Meets >=1.18.0 requirement nodeAgent: image: tag: "7.66.1" # Meets >=7.33.0 requirement2. Kubernetes Values (k8s/datadog-values.yaml)
Section titled “2. Kubernetes Values (k8s/datadog-values.yaml)”clusterAgent: enabled: true image: tag: "1.24.0" orchestratorExplorer: enabled: true
agents: enabled: true image: tag: "7.66.1" orchestratorExplorer: enabled: true🐘 PostgreSQL pgvector Standardization
Section titled “🐘 PostgreSQL pgvector Standardization”Problem Identified
Section titled “Problem Identified”Multiple deployment methods were using inconsistent PostgreSQL images:
- ❌
postgres:15-alpine(no pgvector) - ❌
postgres:16-alpine(no pgvector) - ✅
pgvector/pgvector:pg16(correct)
Official pgvector Image Benefits
Section titled “Official pgvector Image Benefits”- Official: Maintained by pgvector team
- MIT Licensed: Compatible with our requirements
- Production Ready: Based on official PostgreSQL images
- Pre-installed: pgvector extension built-in
- Current: PostgreSQL 16 + latest pgvector
Files Updated ✅
Section titled “Files Updated ✅”-
KIND Setup:
scripts/kind-setup.shimage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:16-alpine -
Production Compose:
docker-compose.production.ymlimage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:15-alpine -
Kubernetes:
k8s/postgres-deployment.yamlimage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:15 -
Project Scaffolder:
src/components/projects/ProjectScaffolder.tsximage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:15-alpine -
Authelia Deploy:
scripts/deploy-authelia.shimage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:15-alpine -
Cluster Setup:
scripts/setup-vibecode-cluster.shimage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:15 -
Vibecode K8s:
k8s/vibecode-deployment.yamlimage: pgvector/pgvector:pg16 # was postgres:15 -
Testing Scripts:
scripts/comprehensive-kind-testing.shTerminal window "pgvector/pgvector:pg16" # was "postgres:15-alpine"
Database Schema Compatibility
Section titled “Database Schema Compatibility”The Prisma schema uses:
embedding Unsupported("vector(1536)")? // pgvector embedding for semantic searchThis requires the vector extension, which is now available in all deployments using the pgvector/pgvector:pg16 image.
🚀 Next Steps
Section titled “🚀 Next Steps”-
Test Schema Migration:
Terminal window export DATABASE_URL="postgresql://vibecode:vibecode123@localhost:5432/vibecode_dev"npx prisma db push -
Verify Datadog Deployment:
Terminal window kubectl get pods -n datadogkubectl logs -f deployment/datadog-agent -n datadog -
Check Pod Collection:
- Visit Datadog Infrastructure > Kubernetes
- Verify Pod metrics are being collected
- Confirm orchestratorExplorer is functioning
📋 Deployment Status
Section titled “📋 Deployment Status”✅ Completed
Section titled “✅ Completed”- Standardized all PostgreSQL images to
pgvector/pgvector:pg16 - Updated Datadog Agent versions to meet compatibility matrix
- Enabled orchestratorExplorer for Pod collection
- Verified both Datadog Agent and Cluster Agent configurations
🔄 In Progress
Section titled “🔄 In Progress”- Test Prisma schema against updated PostgreSQL
- Validate Datadog Pod collection functionality
- Update existing KIND cluster to use new image
📊 Impact
Section titled “📊 Impact”- Security: All PostgreSQL deployments now use officially maintained images
- Functionality: Vector embeddings now work across all deployment methods
- Monitoring: Full Pod collection capabilities with compliant Datadog versions
- Consistency: Single PostgreSQL image across all environments