Craig Kerstiens • 9/18/2017

Tracking and managing your Postgres connections

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This technical article explains how to track and manage PostgreSQL connections by querying `pg_stat_activity`. It details the meaning of different connection states (active, idle, idle in transaction) and provides actionable advice, including using connection poolers like pgBouncer and configuring `statement_timeout` and `idle_in_transaction_session_timeout` to prevent resource leaks.

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