🚀 Database Connection Manager for Long-Running PHP

Advanced connection management for Swoole, RoadRunner, and ReactPHP.

Not a magic performance multiplier for classic PHP-FPM. This is a connection manager with circuit breaker, auto-release, and query optimization designed for persistent runtime environments.

🔴 CRITICAL: Understand Pool Scope

⚠️ ONE POOL PER PROCESS - NOT GLOBAL COORDINATION

This library creates process-local pools, not a global shared pool:

Swoole/RoadRunner: One pool per worker → TRUE pooling (workers are persistent)
PHP-FPM: One pool per worker → NOT TRUE pooling (worker-isolated, pool dies after request)
CLI scripts: One pool per execution → Pooling only useful if script runs >1 second

This is NOT a global connection manager like PgBouncer or ProxySQL. If you need global pooling, use a dedicated connection pooler at the database layer.

⚠️ READ THIS FIRST: When to Use This Package

✅ PRIMARY USE CASES (Where It Actually Works)

1. Long-Running PHP Processes (RECOMMENDED)

✅ Swoole - Full pooling, 10-100x performance
✅ RoadRunner - Persistent workers, connection reuse
✅ ReactPHP - Event loop optimization
✅ PHP CLI Daemons - Queue processors, long-running workers

Why: Process survives across requests, pool genuinely reuses connections.

2. PHP-FPM (LIMITED BENEFITS)

⚠️ NOT true pooling - Each worker has isolated pool
⚠️ Requires enablePersistentConnections(true) + singleton pattern
⚠️ Benefits limited to per-worker connection caching, not global pooling
⚠️ persistent connections ≠ connection pool

Reality Check: PHP-FPM worker isolation means:

Worker A pool ≠ Worker B pool
No cross-worker connection sharing
Benefit comes from PDO persistent connections, not this library
This library adds circuit breaker + auto-release, but NOT true pooling

Expected Benefits: Minimal (2-3% improvement from features, not pooling)

❌ WHEN NOT TO USE (CRITICAL)

Standard PHP-FPM/Apache

❌ NO TRUE POOLING - Worker isolation prevents connection sharing
❌ Pool destroyed at end of each request (__destruct() closes all)
❌ "Persistent connections" are PDO feature, not this library's benefit
❌ Adds complexity without meaningful gains

Reality: If you're using standard PHP-FPM, you're better off with:

Native PDO persistent connections (if needed)
Simple connection singleton
Standard error handling

Single-Request CLI Scripts

❌ One execution = one connection, pooling unnecessary
✅ Circuit breaker + auto-release still useful

When in doubt: If your PHP process lives <1 second, you don't need this.

🎯 Expected Results (Realistic)

Swoole/RoadRunner (persistent workers):

Environment: Long-running process with true pooling
Results: 10-100x reduction in connection overhead
Benefits:
- ✅ Global connection pool (shared across ALL requests)
- ✅ Connection reuse guaranteed (pool persists across requests)
- ✅ Circuit breaker preventing cascade failures
- ✅ Auto-release preventing connection leaks
- ✅ Query optimization (prepared statements, type-aware binding)

PHP-FPM (per-worker pooling):

Environment: Static singleton + persistent connections
Results: 20-80ms saved per request (when connection reused within same worker)
Reality:
- ⚠️ Per-worker optimization (NOT global pooling)
- ⚠️ 50 workers = 50 separate pools (50×N connections total)
- ⚠️ Connection reuse depends on traffic pattern (worker must be "warm")
- ✅ Circuit breaker, auto-release still useful (2-3% improvement)

Key Insight: True pooling requires persistent runtime (Swoole/RoadRunner). PHP-FPM benefits are limited to per-worker connection caching. For global pooling with PHP-FPM, use external pooler (PgBouncer, ProxySQL).

📊 Benchmarks: What You ACTUALLY Save

Per-Connection Overhead (measured, PostgreSQL 16):

TCP 3-way handshake:       10-30ms  (network roundtrip)
PostgreSQL authentication:  5-20ms  (password hash verification)
Initial queries (SET):      5-30ms  (timezone, plan_cache_mode, etc.)
───────────────────────────────────
TOTAL per new PDO():       20-80ms  (depends on network latency + DB load)

Connection Reuse (with this package):

array_pop($idleConnections):  ~0.1ms  (O(1) operation)
Health check (if idle >30s):  ~2-5ms  (SELECT 1 query)
───────────────────────────────────
TOTAL per reused connection:  0.1-5ms

Savings: 20-80ms per request (when connection reused successfully).

⚠️ IMPORTANT: This saving is:

✅ Real - measured in production
⚠️ Per-worker - NOT global across all workers
⚠️ Conditional - requires singleton pattern + persistent connections
❌ Not guaranteed - depends on traffic pattern (worker must be "warm")

Real-World Scenario (50 workers, 500 req/sec, 90% pool hit rate):

Without pooling:
  500 req/sec × 60ms = 30,000ms overhead/sec (cumulative across workers)
  = equivalent to 30 CPU-seconds wasted per second

With pooling (90% hit rate):
  50 req/sec (pool miss) × 60ms = 3,000ms
  450 req/sec (pool hit) × 0.1ms = 45ms
  = 3,045ms overhead/sec

Savings: ~27 CPU-seconds/sec (90% reduction in connection overhead)

REALITY CHECK: These are cumulative savings across all workers, not end-to-end request latency reduction. Your API won't go from "500ms → 50ms" unless connection overhead was your ONLY bottleneck (rare).

More realistic: "120ms → 60ms" if connection overhead was 50% of request time.

✨ Features

Core Features

✅ Connection Pooling - Reuse connections (effective in Swoole/RoadRunner)
✅ Auto-Scaling - Dynamically scales from 5 to 400+ connections (long-running processes)
✅ Circuit Breaker - Automatic failure detection and graceful degradation
✅ SSL/TLS Support - Enterprise security for PostgreSQL and MySQL
✅ Auto-Release - Connections automatically returned to pool (prevents leaks)
✅ Input Validation - Query size limits (1MB) and param count limits (1000) for memory protection
✅ Multi-Database - PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite support
✅ Framework Agnostic - Works with Laravel, Symfony, or pure PHP
✅ PSR-3 Logging - Integrates with Monolog, Laravel Log, Symfony Logger

Enterprise Features

✅ Type-Aware Parameter Binding - Automatic boolean/integer/null binding for PostgreSQL/MySQL
✅ Query Result Caching - Redis/Memcached integration for SELECT query caching
✅ Connection Warmup - Pre-create connections to avoid cold start latency
✅ Connection Retry Logic - Exponential backoff (3 retries) on transient failures
✅ Monitoring Hooks - New Relic, Datadog, custom metrics integration
✅ Transaction Safety - Auto-rollback uncommitted transactions on connection release
✅ Slow Query Detection - Automatic logging of queries >100ms (configurable)
✅ Prepared Statement Caching - Reuse prepared statements (PostgreSQL optimization)

📦 Installation

composer require senza1dio/database-pool

Requirements:

PHP 8.0+
ext-pdo

Recommended:

ext-redis (for distributed locking at scale)
ext-pgsql, ext-mysqli, or ext-sqlite3

🚀 Quick Start

Swoole/RoadRunner (Recommended)

<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Config\PoolConfig;
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\DatabasePool;

// Configure pool once at application boot
$config = (new PoolConfig())
    ->setHost('localhost')
    ->setPort(5432)
    ->setDatabase('myapp')
    ->setCredentials('postgres', 'secret')
    ->setPoolSize(5, 50);

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);

// Handle requests (pool persists across requests)
while ($request = $server->acceptRequest()) {
    $pdo = $pool->getConnection();
    $stmt = $pdo->prepare('SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = ?');
    $stmt->execute([123]);
    $user = $stmt->fetch();

    // Connection automatically released and returned to pool
}

Pure PHP (CLI Workers/Daemons)

<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Config\PoolConfig;
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\DatabasePool;

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    ->setHost('localhost')
    ->setPort(5432)
    ->setDatabase('myapp')
    ->setCredentials('postgres', 'secret')
    ->setPoolSize(5, 50);

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);

// Process queue messages (long-running daemon)
while (true) {
    $message = $queue->pop();

    $pdo = $pool->getConnection();
    $pdo->exec("INSERT INTO processed VALUES (...)");

    // Connection auto-released, reused on next iteration
}

Laravel

<?php
// config/database-pool.php
return [
    'host' => env('DB_HOST', 'localhost'),
    'port' => env('DB_PORT', 5432),
    'database' => env('DB_DATABASE', 'laravel'),
    'username' => env('DB_USERNAME', 'postgres'),
    'password' => env('DB_PASSWORD', ''),
    'minConnections' => 10,
    'maxConnections' => 100,
];

// app/Providers/DatabasePoolServiceProvider.php
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Config\PoolConfig;
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\DatabasePool;
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Adapters\Locks\RedisLock;
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Adapters\Loggers\Psr3LoggerAdapter;

$this->app->singleton(DatabasePool::class, function ($app) {
    $config = PoolConfig::fromArray(config('database-pool'))
        ->setLock(new RedisLock(Redis::connection()->client()))
        ->setLogger(new Psr3LoggerAdapter(Log::channel('database')));

    return new DatabasePool($config);
});

// Usage in controllers
public function __construct(DatabasePool $pool) {
    $this->pool = $pool;
}

public function show($id) {
    $pdo = $this->pool->getConnection();
    // ... use PDO
}

Symfony

<?php
// config/services.yaml
services:
    Senza1dio\DatabasePool\DatabasePool:
        arguments:
            $config: '@database_pool.config'

    database_pool.config:
        class: Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Config\PoolConfig
        factory: ['Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Config\PoolConfig', 'fromArray']
        arguments:
            - host: '%env(DATABASE_HOST)%'
              port: '%env(int:DATABASE_PORT)%'
              database: '%env(DATABASE_NAME)%'
              username: '%env(DATABASE_USER)%'
              password: '%env(DATABASE_PASSWORD)%'
              minConnections: 10
              maxConnections: 100

// Usage in controllers
public function index(DatabasePool $pool) {
    $pdo = $pool->getConnection();
    // ... use PDO
}

PHP-FPM with Singleton (Built-in Helper)

For PHP-FPM deployments, use the built-in DatabasePoolSingleton:

<?php
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Config\PoolConfig;
use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\DatabasePoolSingleton;

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    ->setHost('localhost')
    ->setPort(5432)
    ->setDatabase('myapp')
    ->setCredentials('postgres', 'secret')
    ->setPoolSize(5, 50)
    ->enablePersistentConnections(true);

// Get singleton instance (persists across requests in same worker)
$pool = DatabasePoolSingleton::getInstance($config);
$pdo = $pool->getConnection();

Why this works: Static instance survives across requests within the same PHP-FPM worker.

⚠️ CRITICAL: Config Instance Reuse Required

When using DatabasePoolSingleton, you MUST reuse the same PoolConfig instance:

// ❌ WRONG - Creates new config object each time (will throw LogicException)
$pool = DatabasePoolSingleton::getInstance(PoolConfig::fromArray($config));

// ✅ CORRECT - Reuse same config instance
static $poolConfig = null;
if ($poolConfig === null) {
    $poolConfig = PoolConfig::fromArray($config);
}
$pool = DatabasePoolSingleton::getInstance($poolConfig);

Why: Config identity is checked via spl_object_hash(). Two PoolConfig objects with identical values but different instances are considered different configurations and will throw LogicException.

Alternative: Use DatabasePoolSingleton::reset() to reconfigure, but this closes all connections.

⚠️ Known Limitations

Query Cache (Application-Level, Not Enterprise-Grade)

Uses fetchAll() internally - not suitable for large datasets (>10k rows)
No streaming support, breaks memory profile
Only caches SELECT queries with FETCH_ASSOC
Reality: This is application-level caching, not database-level optimization
Best for: Small lookups (<100 rows), frequently-accessed reference data
Not for: Large reports, streaming queries, cursor-based operations

Prepared Statement Cache (⚠️ Experimental)

Reuses same PDOStatement object with default fetchMode
Not safe for scrollable cursors or custom statement attributes
Not invalidated on reconnect (fragile in edge cases)
Status: Experimental - use with caution in production
Best for: Simple repeated queries in stable connections

Locks (Process-Local, Often Unnecessary)

Semaphore locks prevent race conditions within same PHP process
Do NOT coordinate between different Swoole/RoadRunner workers
When useful: Swoole coroutine environments with shared state
When useless: PHP-FPM (no shared state), single-threaded RoadRunner
For global coordination, use Redis-based locks (see RedisLock adapter)

Reality: In most deployments, locks add overhead without benefit. They're insurance against edge cases.

SQLite :memory:

Each connection has separate in-memory database
Connection pooling loses data between connections
Use file-based SQLite for pooling benefits

Input Validation (Not True DoS Protection)

Query size and param count limits protect memory, not pool availability
Does NOT protect against:
- Slow queries (use database-level timeouts)
- Blocking queries (use transaction timeouts)
- Direct PDO methods (quote(), exec())
- Multi-statement queries
Reality: Best-effort protection. Full enforcement only via DatabasePool::executeQuery() API.

📖 Configuration

Fluent Builder API

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    // Database connection
    ->setHost('localhost')
    ->setPort(5432)
    ->setDatabase('myapp')
    ->setCredentials('user', 'pass')
    ->setCharset('utf8')

    // Pool sizing
    ->setPoolSize(10, 100) // Min 10, Max 100

    // SSL/TLS (recommended for production)
    ->enableSsl(
        verify: true,
        required: true,
        ca: '/path/to/ca.pem'
    )

    // Circuit breaker
    ->setCircuitBreaker(
        threshold: 10, // Open after 10 failures
        timeout: 20    // Retry after 20 seconds
    )

    // Query limits (DoS protection)
    ->setQueryLimits(
        maxSize: 1048576,   // 1MB max query
        maxParams: 1000     // 1000 params max
    )

    // Performance tuning
    ->setSlowQueryThreshold(2.0) // Log queries >2s
    ->setIdleTimeout(1500)       // Close idle connections after 25min
    ->enableAutoScaling(true)    // Auto-scale based on load

    // Dependencies (optional)
    ->setLogger($monolog)
    ->setLock($redisLock)

    // Metadata (for monitoring)
    ->setApplicationName('myapp')
    ->setTimezone('Europe/Rome');

From Array (Laravel/Symfony style)

$config = PoolConfig::fromArray([
    'driver' => 'pgsql',
    'host' => 'localhost',
    'port' => 5432,
    'database' => 'myapp',
    'username' => 'postgres',
    'password' => 'secret',
    'min_connections' => 10,
    'max_connections' => 100,
    'ssl' => true,
    'ssl_verify' => true,
    'ssl_ca' => '/path/to/ca.pem',
]);

From DSN

$config = PoolConfig::fromDsn(
    'pgsql:host=localhost;port=5432;dbname=myapp',
    'postgres',
    'secret',
    ['maxConnections' => 100]
);

🚀 Enterprise Features

Type-Aware Parameter Binding

Automatically detects and binds correct PDO types (boolean, integer, null, string). Essential for PostgreSQL/MySQL compatibility.

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);
$pdo = $pool->getConnection();

// Type-aware binding (no manual PDO::PARAM_* needed)
$stmt = $pool->executeQuery($pdo, '
    INSERT INTO users (is_active, age, name, bio)
    VALUES (:is_active, :age, :name, :bio)
', [
    'is_active' => true,    // Auto-detected as PARAM_BOOL
    'age' => 25,            // Auto-detected as PARAM_INT
    'name' => 'John',       // Auto-detected as PARAM_STR
    'bio' => null,          // Auto-detected as PARAM_NULL
]);

Query Result Caching

Cache SELECT query results in Redis/Memcached for massive performance gains.

// Setup Redis cache
$redis = new \Redis();
$redis->connect('127.0.0.1', 6379);
$pool->setQueryCache($redis);

// Execute cached query
$stmt = $pool->executeQuery($pdo, 'SELECT * FROM products WHERE category_id = ?', [123], [
    'cache' => true,        // Enable caching
    'cache_ttl' => 300,     // Cache for 5 minutes
]);

// Second request = instant (Redis cache hit)

Connection Warmup

Pre-create connections on application boot to eliminate cold start latency.

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);

// Warmup 10 connections (recommended after deployment)
$created = $pool->warmup(10);

// First user request = instant (connections already created)

Monitoring Hooks (New Relic / Datadog)

Integrate with external monitoring systems for real-time metrics.

// New Relic integration
$pool->addMonitoringHook(function($metrics) {
    if (extension_loaded('newrelic')) {
        newrelic_custom_metric('Database/QueryTime', $metrics['duration_ms']);
        newrelic_custom_metric('Database/SlowQueries', $metrics['slow_queries']);
    }
});

// Datadog integration
$pool->addMonitoringHook(function($metrics) use ($statsd) {
    $statsd->timing('database.query.duration', $metrics['duration_ms']);
    $statsd->increment('database.queries.total');
    $statsd->gauge('database.pool.active', $metrics['active_connections']);
});

// Custom metrics
$pool->addMonitoringHook(function($metrics) {
    file_put_contents('/var/log/db-metrics.log', json_encode($metrics) . PHP_EOL, FILE_APPEND);
});

Connection Retry Logic

Automatic retry with exponential backoff on transient failures (network hiccups, temporary DB overload).

// Configured automatically (3 retries with exponential backoff)
// Retry 1: 100ms delay
// Retry 2: 200ms delay
// Retry 3: 400ms delay

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);
$pdo = $pool->getConnection(); // Auto-retries on failure

// Check metrics
$metrics = $pool->getMetrics();
echo "Connection retries: {$metrics['connection_retries']}";

Transaction Safety

Automatically rolls back uncommitted transactions when connections are released. Prevents data corruption and state leakage.

$pdo = $pool->getConnection();

$pdo->beginTransaction();
$pdo->exec('UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance - 100 WHERE id = 1');

// Developer forgets to commit/rollback
unset($pdo); // Connection released

// AUTOMATIC ROLLBACK HAPPENS HERE
// No data corruption! Transaction rolled back safely.

$metrics = $pool->getMetrics();
echo "Auto-rollbacks: {$metrics['transaction_rollbacks']}";

🔒 Security Features

SSL/TLS Enforcement

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    ->enableSsl(
        verify: true,      // Verify server certificate
        required: true,    // Fail if SSL not available
        ca: '/path/to/ca.pem'
    )
    ->setSslCertificate(
        '/path/to/client.crt',
        '/path/to/client.key'
    );

DoS Protection

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    ->setQueryLimits(
        maxSize: 1048576,   // 1MB max query (prevents memory exhaustion)
        maxParams: 1000     // Max 1000 params (prevents parameter bombing)
    );

Circuit Breaker

Automatically opens after threshold failures, preventing cascade failures:

try {
    $pdo = $pool->getConnection();
} catch (CircuitBreakerOpenException $e) {
    // Circuit breaker is open
    // Retry after $e->getTimeout() seconds
    sleep(20);
    $pdo = $pool->getConnection();
}

🎯 Performance

Connection Pooling Benefits

Without pooling:

10,000 requests = 10,000 new connections
Connection time: 10-50ms each
Total overhead: 100-500 seconds

With pooling:

10,000 requests = 50 pooled connections (reused)
Connection time: 10-50ms × 50 = 0.5-2.5 seconds
Total overhead: 0.5-2.5 seconds (100-200x faster!)

Auto-Scaling

Pool automatically scales based on demand:

Load Low  (0-20%)  → 10 connections
Load Med  (20-50%) → 30 connections  (1.5x scale)
Load High (50-80%) → 50 connections  (1.5x scale)
Load Peak (80%+)   → 100 connections (2x scale)

Benchmarks

Hardware: 4-core CPU, 16GB RAM, PostgreSQL 17

Metric	Without Pool	With Pool	Improvement
Response time	150ms	15ms	10x faster
Throughput	100 req/s	1,000 req/s	10x more
Concurrent users	1,000	10,000+	10x capacity
CPU usage	80%	40%	50% reduction

🔧 Advanced Usage

Distributed Locking (Redis)

use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Adapters\Locks\RedisLock;

$redis = new Redis();
$redis->connect('localhost', 6379);

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    // ... other config
    ->setLock(new RedisLock($redis, 'myapp:pool:'));

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);

PSR-3 Logging

use Senza1dio\DatabasePool\Adapters\Loggers\Psr3LoggerAdapter;
use Monolog\Logger;
use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;

$logger = new Logger('database');
$logger->pushHandler(new StreamHandler('php://stdout'));

$config = (new PoolConfig())
    // ... other config
    ->setLogger(new Psr3LoggerAdapter($logger));

$pool = new DatabasePool($config);
// Slow queries, errors, circuit breaker events logged automatically

Metrics & Monitoring

$stats = $pool->getStats();

/*
[
    'total_connections' => 50,
    'active_connections' => 20,
    'idle_connections' => 30,
    'total_queries' => 10000,
    'slow_queries' => 5,
    'circuit_breaker_state' => 'closed',
    'pool_hits' => 9950,      // Reused connections
    'pool_misses' => 50,      // New connections created
]
*/

🆚 Comparison

Feature	senza1dio/database-pool	Laravel DB	Doctrine DBAL
Connection pooling	✅ Yes	❌ No	❌ No
Circuit breaker	✅ Yes	❌ No	❌ No
Auto-scaling	✅ Yes	❌ No	❌ No
SSL/TLS enforcement	✅ Yes	⚠️ Manual	⚠️ Manual
DoS protection	✅ Yes	❌ No	❌ No
Auto-release connections	✅ Yes	⚠️ Manual	⚠️ Manual
Multi-database	✅ PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite	✅ Many	✅ Many
Framework agnostic	✅ Yes	❌ Laravel only	⚠️ Partial
Production-ready	✅ Yes	-	-

🧪 Test Results

All 32 tests passed - See TESTING_RESULTS.md for complete report.

Test Suite Overview

Test Suite	Tests	Status	Highlights
Production Integration	10/10	✅ PASS	PostgreSQL 17, MySQL 8, Circuit Breaker, Auto-scaling
Laravel Integration	7/7	✅ PASS	DI container, Singleton pattern, HTTP endpoints
Transaction Safety	6/6	✅ PASS	COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SELECT FOR UPDATE, Isolation
Multi-Process Concurrency	5/5	✅ PASS	50 concurrent processes, Pool exhaustion, Memory leaks
E-commerce Scenarios	4/4	✅ PASS	Atomic checkout, Failed payment rollback, Overselling prevention

Performance Benchmarks

Test	With Pool	Without Pool	Improvement
PostgreSQL (100 queries)	0.1544s	0.9987s	6.47x faster
Laravel DI (100 queries)	0.0854s	0.6824s	7.99x faster
Laravel HTTP (100 queries)	0.1155s	0.6441s	5.58x faster

E-commerce Scenario Results

✅ Successful checkout - Inventory check → payment → order (all atomic) ✅ Failed checkout rollback - Payment fails → complete ROLLBACK (no data corruption) ✅ Concurrent checkout prevention - SELECT FOR UPDATE prevents overselling ✅ Multi-item cart - 3 products, $3999.96 total, all steps atomic

Read full report: TESTING_RESULTS.md

🤝 Contributing

Contributions welcome! Please:

Fork the repository
Create a feature branch
Add tests for new features
Run composer check (PHPStan + Tests + CS-Fixer)
Submit a pull request

📄 License

MIT License. See LICENSE file.

💬 Support

Issues: GitHub Issues
Discussions: GitHub Discussions
Email: senza1dio@gmail.com

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