Odyssey — a scalable connection pooler for PostgreSQL
summary
Odyssey is a scalable connection pooler for PostgreSQL that addresses the high overhead of establishing and maintaining database connections. It describes how Odyssey differs from existing tools like PgPool-II and PgBouncer, focusing on its architecture and techniques to efficiently manage and reuse PostgreSQL connections at scale.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:22Connection pooling problems
- 10:38Load balancing schemes
- 17:08Need for new pooler
- 21:45Odyssey overview
- 29:50Odyssey features and architecture
- 37:50Testing and performance
- 40:15Q&A
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