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We just moved from a self hosted postgres to AWS RDS.
One huge benefit is, that using RDS, we don't need to manage crendentials anymore but can rely on the AWS IAM Credentials for RDS.
However, these passwords are obtained using an API and are only valid for 15 Minutes. So if we use a connection pool, and allow these connections to close and reopen, the password will not be valid anymore after 15 minutes.
Is there a way to use the conection pool and providing them a function with which they can obtain a new password?
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This isn't currently possible with the built-in pool but has been requested before. AFAIK, there's no objection to the feature, it's just that nobody has implemented it yet.
We just moved from a self hosted postgres to AWS RDS.
One huge benefit is, that using RDS, we don't need to manage crendentials anymore but can rely on the AWS IAM Credentials for RDS.
However, these passwords are obtained using an API and are only valid for 15 Minutes. So if we use a connection pool, and allow these connections to close and reopen, the password will not be valid anymore after 15 minutes.
Is there a way to use the conection pool and providing them a function with which they can obtain a new password?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: