 | From the blog | Improve database performance with connection pooling stackoverflow.blog
We tend to rely on caching solutions to improve database performance. Caching frequently-accessed queries in memory or via a database can optimize write/read performance and reduce network latency, especially for heavy-workload applications, such as gaming services and Q&A portals. But you can further improve performance by pooling users' connections to a database. How to put machine learning models into production stackoverflow.blog
Research has found that almost 90 of machine learning models developed by companies never make it into production. We share some tips for how to avoid pitfalls and actually deploy your ML. Podcast 277: So you want to be a game developer? stackoverflow.blog
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