PgBouncer: From 45K to 210K Queries per Second
A benchmark-driven look at how one PgBouncer process became a CPU bottleneck, how multiple processes scaled it, and where the next limit appeared.
Backend engineer with 5+ years building production Python services, distributed geospatial data platforms, and high-performance APIs on AWS.
I build Python backend systems for geospatial data, climate risk analytics, distributed processing, and high-performance APIs.
From March 2021 to May 2026, I worked at Intensel Ltd as a Software Engineer focused on backend and data infrastructure. I owned architecture, delivery, distributed processing, and production support for a climate risk platform used by enterprise customers across 10+ countries.
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