⚡ Bolt: Optimize /health endpoint with database connection pooling#40
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Optimized the `/health` API endpoint by replacing the unpooled `asyncpg.connect()` with `get_connection_pool()`. This avoids establishing a brand-new TCP connection, TLS handshake, and PostgreSQL authentication on every `/health` request, reducing latency and avoiding DB connection exhaustion under high polling frequencies. Co-authored-by: kourdroid <36898160+kourdroid@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the direct
asyncpg.connect()call in the/healthAPI endpoint withget_connection_pool().🎯 Why: The
/healthendpoint is typically polled frequently by orchestrators and load balancers. Creating a new, unpooled database connection on each request adds massive overhead through repeated TCP handshakes and database authentication processes, introducing latency and increasing the risk of exhausting DB connections under load.📊 Impact: Significantly reduces the latency of the
/healthendpoint and drastically reduces load on the PostgreSQL server since connections are reused instead of being recreated from scratch.🔬 Measurement: Verify by running performance tests on the
/healthendpoint (e.g., usingwrkorartillery). You should see lower latency and fewer new DB connection logs. Runpytestto confirm health endpoint functions reliably return ok when passing.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3856518517046530820 started by @kourdroid