Odyssey is an open source, multithreaded PostgreSQL connection pooler that sits in front of a database and multiplexes many client connections onto a small pool of backend connections.
Odyssey is an open source PostgreSQL connection pooler and request router from Yandex. It sits between your applications and PostgreSQL and keeps a small pool of established backend connections, then multiplexes many short lived client connections onto that pool so the database is not overwhelmed by connection churn. It is multithreaded, so it scales across CPU cores, and it supports transaction and session pooling, client and server TLS, and per route authentication. In this image Odyssey is bundled with a local PostgreSQL so the appliance works on its own, and it can also be pointed at your own existing PostgreSQL server.
cloudimg ships Odyssey built from source and hardened, bundled with a ready PostgreSQL so you get a working pooled database the moment the machine boots. Clients connect through the pooler over TLS with a per instance password generated uniquely on first boot, so no two instances share a secret and there is no default login. The bundled PostgreSQL is reachable only from the machine itself, the pooler is the single front door you place behind your network controls, a paired deploy guide tested against the exact image is included, and every instance is backed by 24/7 support.