docs: client pool and isolated execution scopes - #298
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Summary
Add how-to guides for the Client-Instance Pool and Isolated Execution Scopes features across Python, Java, Node.js, and Go.
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be92bbc— feat: cross-language client pool and isolated execution scopes (#6338)Changes
how-to/client-pool.mdx— guide covering pool configuration, creation, borrow/release patterns, metrics, and limitationshow-to/isolated-scope.mdx— guide covering scope acquisition, WATCH/MULTI/EXEC OCC retry patterns, cluster mode routing, and limitationsastro.config.mjssidebar to include both new pagesContext
PR #6338 added a cross-language client-instance pool and isolated execution scopes to all language bindings (Java, Python, Node.js, Go). The PR explicitly listed user documentation as follow-up work. These guides document the public API for both features with practical code examples in all four languages.
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