Avidemux vs PgDoorman

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PgDoorman is a free, open-source, self-hosted PostgreSQL connection pooler written in Rust. It is described as a drop-in replacement for PgBouncer and Odyssey, and supports PostgreSQL 10 and newer on Linux or macOS. Listed capabilities include connection pooling, load balancing, and automatic failover; query routing is not supported. The pool coordinator enforces per-database connection caps and can reclaim idle capacity from pools with spare connections. Patroni-assisted fallback can direct new connections to another live cluster member during a switchover. Monitoring includes a Prometheus endpoint and an optional local diagnostic console for pool, latency, error, query, log, CPU, and memory information. Authentication includes MD5 or SCRAM passthrough, auth_query, PAM, JWT, Talos JWT, and pg_hba.conf rules. TLS is supported for client and backend connections. It can be built from source, installed from packages, or downloaded as a binary.