Blogs
Connection pooling in Vitess
Connection pooling reduces the overhead of establishing new database connections. Learn how connection pooling works and how it is handled in Vitess.
BlogsSelf-managed Vitess vs Managed Vitess with PlanetScalePlanetscale
BlogsAnnouncing Vitess 21 — PlanetScalePlanetscale
BlogsOptimizing aggregation in the Vitess query plannerPlanetscale
BlogsAnnouncing Vitess 8.0Planetscale
BlogsAnnouncing Vitess 19Planetscale
BlogsMySQL data types: VARCHAR and CHARPlanetscale
BlogsTaming Log Noise With the OpenTelemetry Collector's Drain ProcessorHoneycomb
BlogsOne million queries per second with MySQLPlanetscale
BlogsThe architecture of NekiPlanetscale
BlogsHow Turso made connections to SQLite databases 575x fasterTurso
BlogsHorizontal sharding for MySQL made easyPlanetscale
BlogsSummer 2023: Fuzzing Vitess at PlanetScale — PlanetScalePlanetscale
BlogsScaling hundreds of thousands of database clusters on KubernetesPlanetscale
Products & ServicesTurso for IoT & Edge - A Real Database on the DeviceTurso
BlogsWhy Postgres needs better connection security defaults - NeonNeon
BlogsAnnouncing Vitess 15Planetscale
BlogsScaling Postgres connections with PgBouncerPlanetscale
BlogsMySQL High Availability: Connection handling and concurrencyPlanetscale
BlogsHow to Provision Turso Databases Using the Stripe CLITurso
BlogsSee what your database is doing right now with ConnectionsPlanetscale
