A database connection pool is a cache of database connections maintained so that the connections can be reused when needed, rather than being repeatedly opened and closed. This approach improves the performance of applications interacting with databases by reducing the overhead associated with establishing new connections.
The optimal size of a connection pool depends on various factors including the number of concurrent users, the average time a connection is held open, and the database server’s capacity. Setting an appropriate pool size can prevent resource exhaustion while ensuring efficient use of resources.
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