PgDog
PgDog is an open-source connection pooler, load balancer, and sharding proxy for PostgreSQL that enables horizontal scaling without changing your application code.
Scale PostgreSQL without changing your app
- Scaling PostgreSQL for high-traffic web applications without application changes.
- Distributing read queries across replicas to improve performance and reduce load.
- Sharding large databases to handle growing data volumes while maintaining relational integrity.
- Building a distributed, consistent database layer for OLTP and OLAP workloads.
- Simplifying database infrastructure with a single endpoint for connection pooling, load balancing, and sharding.
- Download the PgDog executable from the official website or GitHub.
- Configure the proxy with your PostgreSQL connection details and desired settings (pool size, sharding rules, etc.).
- Deploy PgDog as a standalone service or alongside your application.
- Point your application's database connection to the PgDog endpoint instead of directly to PostgreSQL.
- Monitor performance and scaling through logs and health checks.
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