* Aidan Van Dyk (aidan@highrise.ca) wrote:
> But, what really does preforking give us? A 2 or 3% improvement? The
> forking isn't the expensive part, the per-database setup that happens is
> the expensive setup...
Obviously that begs the question- why not support pre-fork with specific
databases associated with specific backends that do the per-database
setup prior to a connection coming in? eg- I want 5 backends ready per
user database (excludes template0, template1, postgres).
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Stephen
