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"Here's the problem with database connections. If every request creates re-aiding and closing connections, with many requests, that extra overhead can hurt performance. So how do we reuse connections? Connection Pooling solves this problem by keeping a group of database connections ready to reuse. When a request needs the database, it takes an available connection instead of creating a new one. Borrow. Use. Return. After the query finishes, the connection goes back into the pool. Another request can reuse it instead of creating a new connection. This reduces connection overhead and helps your application handle more efficiently. That's why connection pooling is a good one. Using Postgresful in Node.js, we can create a connection pool with the pg library. Here, we allow up to 10 reusable connections. The pool is ready."

"Here's the problem with database connections. If every request creates re-aiding and closing connections, with many requests, that extra overhead can hurt per…