Обсуждение: BUG #17467: Perf degradation after switching to latest jdbc drivers
The following bug has been logged on the website: Bug reference: 17467 Logged by: Benjamin Leis Email address: benleis1@gmail.com PostgreSQL version: 13.4 Operating system: Linux Description: Due to the CVE-2022-21724 we upgraded our driver from 42.2.22 to 43.3.3. We've now started to a large perf degradation during initial opens to the database. With a small perf test that just opens and tries a "select 1" we're getting a ~2 - 2.5x slowdown on the connect times. Is this a known issue or something that we can work around? 43.2.25 driver INFO - New connection test INFO - Open time: 25.00 Call time: 14.00 INFO - Open time: 24.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 19.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 16.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 26.00 Call time: 4.00 INFO - Open time: 20.00 Call time: 6.00 INFO - Open time: 20.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 16.00 Call time: 0.00 INFO - Open time: 19.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 19.00 Call time: 1.00 43.3.3 driver INFO - New connection test INFO - Open time: 57.00 Call time: 14.00 INFO - Open time: 58.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 62.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 54.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 59.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 56.00 Call time: 0.00 INFO - Open time: 59.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 61.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 57.00 Call time: 1.00 INFO - Open time: 58.00 Call time: 1.00
PG Bug reporting form <noreply@postgresql.org> writes: > Due to the CVE-2022-21724 we upgraded our driver from 42.2.22 to 43.3.3. > We've now started to a large perf degradation during initial opens to the > database. You'd be best off to inquire about that on the pgsql-jdbc mailing list. This list deals with issues in the core server, which I doubt that is. FWIW, you might want to double-check that you've not accidentally changed any connection parameters. It could be useful to enable log_connections on the server, so you can see if the connection attempts look any different in the server log. regards, tom lane