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The way we currently interact with the database is inefficient: we're taking a connection out of a pool for almost every query we send to the database. Instead, we should use a single connection per HTTP request. In addition to being more efficient, this would make it easy to count the SQL queries we send while processing an HTTP request and to measure the time spent waiting for the results.
The way we currently interact with the database is inefficient: we're taking a connection out of a pool for almost every query we send to the database. Instead, we should use a single connection per HTTP request. In addition to being more efficient, this would make it easy to count the SQL queries we send while processing an HTTP request and to measure the time spent waiting for the results.
(Related issues: #1548 and #1587.)
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