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What is pgPool?
pgPool-II is a connection pooler, load balancer and replication manager for PostgreSQL. It sits between PostgreSQL servers and PostgreSQL clients, accepting connections from clients and forwarding them to one of the PostgreSQL servers. It's commonly used to improve performance and scalability in PostgreSQL environments by reducing connection overhead, distributing load across multiple servers, and providing failover capabilities.
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pgPool Complementary Technologies
Pgbadger
Pgbadger is a PostgreSQL log analyzer that can be used to monitor and analyze the performance of PostgreSQL databases, including those managed by pgPool-II.
pgAdmin
pgAdmin is a popular administration and management tool for PostgreSQL, which can be used to manage and monitor pgPool-II clusters.
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is the database that pgPool-II sits in front of. pgPool-II is used to enhance the performance and scalability of PostgreSQL.
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Database Administrator
0.4% of all Database Administrator jobs mention pgPool
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Database Engineer
0.1% of all Database Engineer jobs mention pgPool
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Customer Engineer
40 Customer Engineer jobs mention pgPool
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Information Technology
89 Information Technology jobs mention pgPool
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Administrator
96 Administrator jobs mention pgPool
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