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Hi. I'm wondering if there is any recommendation for whether it makes sense to use a client vs a pool with an Amazon RDS Proxy connection. My understanding is that the point of using a proxy vs a direct connection to an RDS database is that the proxy intrinsically builds in pooling of connection to the database. So, I'm wondering if it makes sense to layer a client on top of the proxy instead of a pool so that we dont have pools on pools?
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Hi. I'm wondering if there is any recommendation for whether it makes sense to use a client vs a pool with an Amazon RDS Proxy connection. My understanding is that the point of using a proxy vs a direct connection to an RDS database is that the proxy intrinsically builds in pooling of connection to the database. So, I'm wondering if it makes sense to layer a client on top of the proxy instead of a pool so that we dont have pools on pools?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: