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September 29, 2023
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Database Connection Pooling: PgBouncer vs RDS Proxy on a Serverless Workload
Serverless functions open a new database connection on every invocation. PgBouncer in transaction mode solves this elegantly for Postgres. RDS Proxy adds IAM auth but introduces latency.
Serverless functions open a new database connection on every invocation. PgBouncer in transaction mode solves this elegantly for Postgres. RDS Proxy adds IAM auth but introduces latency.
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- postgres
- connection-pooling
- pgbouncer
- serverless
- aws
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