PostgreSQL discovery issue - Process classification doesnot work as expectedIssue If a host that has PostgreSQL installed that is being discovered, though it has a process running with name 'postgres' and/or name contains 'postmaster', the process classification wouldn't be triggered and there would be no instances inserted under cmdb_ci_db_postgresql_instance.CauseThis issue would be seen because of the classifier conditions not being honoured. The 'PostgreSQL Instance' classifier out of the box contains 2 conditions- Name of the running process on the host should start with either postgres or postmaster.Parameters should contain -D. Though both the conditions above are met, the process classifier wouldn't succeed in triggering the 'PorsgreSQL DB' Pattern.ResolutionTo make the process classifier honour the conditions, follow the below steps Hop on to the instance and navigate to Discovery Definition -> Processes.Filter for the classifier name 'PostgreSQL Instance'.Open up the classifier and focus on the 'Condition' section.The 'Name starts with' parameter should be updated to 'postgres' from postgres and 'postmaster' from postmaster.Save or update the classifier post the change. PostgreSQL instance process classifier before change- PostgreSQL instance process classifier after change- Post the update, the discovery process with honour the conditions of the process classification and we would see instance records getting created under 'cmdb_ci_db_postgresql_instance'.