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My Node.js Code is like below CODE1: below var http=require('http'); var MySQL = require('mysql'); mysql = MySQL.createConnection(...) http.createServer(function(req, res){ // the query will take several seconds mysql.query("SELECT SLEEP(1)", function....) }); http.listen(...); The problem is the server will be crash when I refresh the page too fast. I think is the node-mysql module's problem, it process the query in a queue.So I try to create a connection pool. CODE2: below .... var pool = require('generic-pool'); var mp = pool.Pool({ ... create: function(cb){ client = MySQL.createConnection(...); cb(null, client) }, max: 10, // up to 10 connection min: 2, ... }); .... mp.acquire(function(err, mysql){ // the query will take several seconds mysql.query("SELECT SLEEP(1)", function....) mp.release(mysql); }); .... But the problem still here, Why? How can I fix this. EDIT: I launch 100 requests with 100 concurrency, 10 seconds expected. But it take 20 seconds. Why? Is The pool only support up to 5 connection?
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