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Greptile OverviewGreptile SummaryAdded comprehensive documentation for database connection pool optimization focused on async read-only configurations. The documentation provides:
The document is well-structured, technically accurate, and provides actionable guidance for production deployments expecting high traffic volumes. Confidence Score: 5/5
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A doc covering the available database configuration options related to pooling and performance; includes information on why an external database pool manager is important (and when you should consider using one). Covers the environment variables used and what they do along with some examples, references to relevant SQLAlchemy documentation and some troubleshooting / back of the napkin calculations for how to estimate pool size. It specifically focuses on the async configurations, in particular the asynchronous read-only configurations as that is what our higher-performance endpoints use.
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