December 2nd, 2012 by depesz | Tags: connection, memory, performance, pgbouncer, pgpool, pooling, postgresql | 28 comments »
Some of you might be familiar with pgBouncer project. Some are not. Some understand what/how/why it does, others do not. This blog post is to have a place where I can point people who have question about how it works, why, ...
December 4th, 2010 by depesz | Tags: incron, linux, password, pgbouncer, pg_auth, pg_authid, postgresql | 7 comments »
As you perhaps know I'm fan of pgbouncer - connection pooling solution for PostgreSQL. It can do many really cool things, but has one slight issue. Since it can reuse connections - it has to provide a way to check if user ...
