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And don't you have to reopen database connections for each php request? Even that seems fairly difficult to scale, unless there's a way around it that I'm not a
by dvlsg 8y ago
And don't you have to reopen database connections for each php request? Even that seems fairly difficult to scale, unless there's a way around it that I'm not aware of (I don't use php very often, definitely not at scale).
- user5994461 8y agoOf course not. Connection pooling is the most basic feature of any database library. It would be really shocking if PHP didn't do that.