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Why Connection Pooling Matters for PostgreSQL

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PostgreSQL starts one backend process per client connection, so hundreds of short-lived connections get expensive. A pooler sits between your app and the database and reuses a small set of server connections.

SHOW max_connections;
Mode Connection is returned to the pool...
session when the client disconnects
transaction at the end of each transaction

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