sourcemation/pgbadger repository overview

⁠pgBadger packaged by Sourcemation

This pgBadger distribution is provided by the upstream GitHub repository, packed into the debian-13-slim Sourcemation container.

⁠Usage

Run a temporary container with pgBadger to analyze a log file:

docker run --rm -v /path/to/your/postgresql.log:/log.txt  -v $(pwd):/output sourcemation/pgbadger /log.txt -o /output/report.html

Or pipe the log content:

cat postgresql.log | docker run --rm -i -v sourcemation/pgbadger - -o - > report.txt

Or pipe the log content and generate HTML report in the current directory:

cat postgresql.log | docker run --rm -i -v $(pwd):/output sourcemation/pgbadger - -o /output/report.html

⁠Image tags and versions

The sourcemation/pgbadger image comes in debian-13-slim flavor. The tag latest refers to the Debian-based flavor.

⁠Contributing and Issues

We'd love for you to contribute! You can request new features, report bugs, or submit a pull request with your contribution to this image on the Sourcemation GitHub repository.

• Creating issues, feature requests, and bug reports⁠
• Creating pull requests⁠

Disclaimer: The sourcemation/pgbadger image is not affiliated with the pgBadger project. The sourcemation/pgbadger image is a separate project and is maintained by Sourcemation⁠.

⁠Image and its components Risk Analysis report

A detailed risk analysis report of the image and its components can be found on the Sourcemation platform⁠.

For more information, check out the pgBadger website⁠.

⁠Licenses

The base license for the solution (pgBadger) is the PostgreSQL License⁠. The licenses for each component shipped as part of this image can be found on the image's appropriate Sourcemation entry⁠.