psql cli tool and connection pooling - Mailing list pgsql-performance

From DJ Coertzen
Subject psql cli tool and connection pooling
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Responses Re: psql cli tool and connection pooling  (Sebastiaan Mannem <sebastiaan.mannem@enterprisedb.com>)
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I would love to see a feature on psql cli tool where i can point it to a connection pool provider back end instead of a postgres host. I read that pgpool2 emulates a postgres server, but i've never tried it myself. I know that some languages provide connection pooling, but i'm relying heavily on psql and its features and i think built-in master/slave connection pooling in psql cli would make my day, and that of any other dirty bash scripters out there.

Can anyone comment on their experience with pgpool2 in a high activity production environment?
Are there other tools or suggestions anyone can point me to?
Is there any appetite to support connection pooling natively by either the postmaster or the psql cli or some other device that could be contrib to the source tree?
Does it even matter? Is server version 10 ddos-proof, other than max_connections?

Thanks.

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