listas@miti.com.br ("Kilmer C. de Souza") writes:
> Oww ... sorry man ...
> I make a mistake ... there are 10.000 users and 1.000 from 10.000 try to
> access at the same time the database.
> Can you help me again with this condition?
The issues don't really change. Opening 1000 concurrent connections
means spawning 1K PostgreSQL processes, which will reserve a pile of
memory, and cause a pretty severe performance problem.
It is _vital_ that your application uses some form of "connection
pooling" so that it can share 50-100 connections across the requests
rather than opening 1K connections.
How that is done will depend on your favored web application
framework. Most frameworks have some notion of a "connection pool,"
so this certainly shouldn't need to be a crippling problem.
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