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Monitoring

You can monitor the progress of building a PostgreSQL index by querying the pgstatprogresscreateindex view.

You can monitor the progress of building a PostgreSQL index by querying the pg_stat_progress_create_index view.

SELECT command, phase, round(100.0 * blocks_done / nullif(blocks_total, 0), 1) AS "%" FROM pg_stat_progress_create_index;

Reference

Phases (vchordrq)

vchordrq

There are 5 steps in the index construction process of vchordrq. The phase name of each step are as follows:

Step Message Description Waiting time
1 initializing Start building index Short
2 initializing index, by default build This step is only for default build Short
2 initializing index, by internal build This step is only for internal build. It involves table sampling and performing partitioning to obtain centroids Long
2 initializing index, by external build This step is only for external build. It loads centroids from a specified table Short
3 initializing index Initialize the data structure and storage of the index Short
4 inserting tuples from table to index Assign all vectors to their corresponding lists Long
5 compacting tuples in index Optimize the structure of the vector index to enhance performance Medium

The 4th step, inserting tuples from table to index, takes up the majority of the time during index construction. The tuples_done, blocks_done and blocks_total columns indicate the progress of this step.

Phases (vchordg)

vchordg

There are 2 steps in the index construction process of vchordg. The phase name of each step are as follows:

Step Message Description Waiting time
1 initializing Start building index Short
2 inserting tuples from table to index Insert all vectors into the graph Long

The 2nd step, inserting tuples from table to index, takes up the majority of the time during index construction. The tuples_done, blocks_done and blocks_total columns indicate the progress of this step.