Hi @GeertV,
I don’t have system_stats included in the addon by default. I don’t have it installed anyway.
Perhaps I could add it to the next version of the addon. I have created a feature request for it so I won’t forget.
New versions of the addon have been released (pgAdmin as well as Timescale).
For any issues, please use the github issue tracker as mentioned in the addon-docs.
Thank you all for your support and valuable input! 
Hey, is there a way to connect the postgresql with home assistant via the socket connection?
My recorder won’t connect with the link from the documentation, e.g. postgresql://@/DB_NAME
Appreciate any help!
socket connection is available only if db is running on the same machine.
Your example of connection URI is incomplete though
The recorder URL that I use is:
postgresql://<username>:<password>@77b2833f-timescaledb/homeassistant
For fresh installations (you haven’t yet created a user of password yourself), the full connectionstring would be:
postgresql://postgres:homeassistant@77b2833f-timescaledb/homeassistant
You can try that for a start, but I would strongly encourage you to create a separate username, and change the default password of the postgresql user.
The /homeassistant at the end is the postgresql database name. The Addon will create this database for you by default.
The 77b2833f-timescaledb part is fixed for everyone. It’s the unique internal hostname of the addon.
You should only change this if you run the addon-docker-image from a different machine or on a non-supervised installation.
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