How Does Connection Pooling Works?
The inner workings of connection pooling are straightforward which following sequence of operations:
- Client Request: This occurs each time an application requires a link through the database, the requests are sent to the connection pool manager for the response.
- Pool Management: The connection pool manager checks for an idle connection in the pool to serve the client. If no idle connections are available, the manager can create a new connection, up to a set maximum limit.
- Connection Reuse: Upon securing a suitable connection from the pool, the client application is duly entrusted with its custody, allowing it to execute the requisite database operations in a seamless fashion.
- Connection Return: Upon completion of the database operations, the client dutifully returns the connection to the pool, where it stands ready to be reallocated for subsequent use by other clients.
How to Use ORM Connection Pooling Effectively
In software development, efficient database connection management is important for optimal performance and scalability. Object–Relational Mapping (ORM) has revolutionized database interactions, simplifying SQL queries. However, even with advanced ORM frameworks, poor connection management can impact performance.
In this article, We will learn about the ORM connection pooling technique, a key optimization for database access, How to Create a Pooled Connection, the Effects of Increasing Connections on a Database Server, and so on.
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