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PostgreSQL High Performance Cookbook

PostgreSQL High Performance Cookbook

By : Chauhan, Dinesh Kumar
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PostgreSQL High Performance Cookbook

PostgreSQL High Performance Cookbook

By: Chauhan, Dinesh Kumar

Overview of this book

PostgreSQL is one of the most powerful and easy to use database management systems. It has strong support from the community and is being actively developed with a new release every year. PostgreSQL supports the most advanced features included in SQL standards. It also provides NoSQL capabilities and very rich data types and extensions. All of this makes PostgreSQL a very attractive solution in software systems. If you run a database, you want it to perform well and you want to be able to secure it. As the world’s most advanced open source database, PostgreSQL has unique built-in ways to achieve these goals. This book will show you a multitude of ways to enhance your database’s performance and give you insights into measuring and optimizing a PostgreSQL database to achieve better performance. This book is your one-stop guide to elevate your PostgreSQL knowledge to the next level. First, you’ll get familiarized with essential developer/administrator concepts such as load balancing, connection pooling, and distributing connections to multiple nodes. Next, you will explore memory optimization techniques before exploring the security controls offered by PostgreSQL. Then, you will move on to the essential database/server monitoring and replication strategies with PostgreSQL. Finally, you will learn about query processing algorithms.
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Connection pooling using PgBouncer


Here in this recipe we are going to implement PgBouncer and benchmark the results for database connections made to the database via PgBouncer against normal database connections.

Getting ready

Before we configure and implement connection pooling, the PgBouncer utility must be installed prior to performing the steps mentioned in this recipe. Installing PgBouncer is covered in the previous recipe.

How to do it...

  1. First we are going to tweak some of the configuration settings in the pgbouncer.ini configuration file, as shown in the following snippet. The first two entries are for the databases that will be passed through PgBouncer. Next we configure the listen_addr parameter to *, which means that it is going to listen on all IP addresses. Finally, we set the last two parameters, which are auth_file, that is, the location of the authentication file, and auth_type, which indicates the type of authentication used. We use plain as the authentication type, which indicates...

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