Connection pooling creates and manages a pool of database connections that can be used by applications, improving performance and better resource use.
Connection pooling avoids creating new connections every time it is needed, and allows applications to use existing connections and return them to the pool when finished.
Connection pooling has several benefits, including: better performance, resource savings, scalability, and load configuration.
The first time an application is run, it creates a certain number of connections to the database. This number is called Pool size.
When the application needs a connection to the database, it no longer creates a new connection, instead requests a connection from the pool.
Once an application has finished using a connection, it will not close the connection but return it to the pool to be used again by the next request.
Some common main parameters in connection pooling include: Pool Size, Minimum Connections, Idle Connection, Timeout, and Max lifetime.
The implementation of connection pooling can be done using Golang programming language.
The use of connection pooling is very important, and the right settings must be implemented to ensure optimal resource use.
The discussion above helps in understanding the basic concept, benefits, and implementation of Connection Pooling in Backend Development.