Version 1.21 of PgBouncer, the Postgres connection pooler, has added a long awaited feature: support for prepared statements inside of transaction mode. Prior to this, one had to choose between using prepared statements (a performance win), and using PgBouncer's transaction mode (also a large performance win). Now, we can have our cake and eat it too 🎂 🎉.
New variable: pgbouncer_max_prepared_statements (default: 1024)
Version 1.21 of PgBouncer, the Postgres connection pooler, has added a long awaited feature: support for prepared statements inside of transaction mode. Prior to this, one had to choose between using prepared statements (a performance win), and using PgBouncer's transaction mode (also a large performance win). Now, we can have our cake and eat it too 🎂 🎉.
New variable:
pgbouncer_max_prepared_statements(default: 1024)Details: