How to Configure pgBouncer to use Postgres Enterprise Manager(PEM) Agent

January 23, 2023

This video provides detailed information about using pgBouncer as a connection pooler for limiting the number of connections from the PEM Agent towards the Postgres Enterprise Manager™ (PEM) server on non-Windows machine. The video is comprised of three configuration steps:

 

   1. Preparing the PEM Database Server.

   2. Configuring pgBouncer.

   3. Configuring the PEM Agent.

 

The video also takes user through the PEM server- PEM agent Connection Management Mechanism with or without connection pooler.

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