#54 Golang - Concurrency - Resource Management with sync.Pool

In this video, we explore how to use sync.Pool in Go to manage resources efficiently. By reusing expensive-to-create objects like buffers and slices, we can minimize memory allocations and reduce pressure on the garbage collector—key for building high-performance applications.

In this video, we cover:
- What is sync.Pool?
- Basics of how sync.Pool works
- Real-world examples of reusing []byte slices
- Efficient handling of resources with multiple goroutines using the pool
- Dos amd Don'ts

By the end of this video, you’ll see how sync.Pool reduces expensive allocations and boosts performance in high-load applications.

🔗 Timestamps
00:00-01:30: Introduction to sync.Pool and how it works 
01:30-03:27: Example: Using sync.Pool  
03:27-05:25: Concurrent Access with Goroutines  
05:25-06:26: Counting Allocations and Performance Benefits  
06:26-06:44: Key Takeaways
06:44-07:20: Conclusion

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If you’re looking to make your Go applications more efficient, this is a must-watch!  
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[sheikhAbdelrahman]

Excellent Video!
Can you also share more possible use cases of sync.Pool?

[cerera_bezydei]

Hi! Is it concurrent save to do "allocationCnt++" in pool.New()?

[asntechies]

Hi bro. Thx for your amazing videos. Can you make some related to microservices in go using postgresql. Would be great