Author: Shubhanshi Suryal

Several factors affect database performance, and one of the most critical is how efficiently your application manages database connections. When multiple clients connect to PostgreSQL simultaneously, creating a new
connection for each request can be resource-intensive and slow. This is where connection pooling comes into play. Connection pooling allows connections to be reused instead of creating a new one every time, reducing overhead and improving performance. In this blog, we’ll explore PgBouncer, a lightweight PostgreSQL connection pooler, and how to set it up for your environment. Continue reading “Complete Guide to Fixing PostgreSQL Performance with PgBouncer Connection Pooling”