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Multiple PHP-Pools

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Everglades

New Pleskian
I recently upgraded to Plesk 12.5 and noticed that every domain is using it's own PHP-FPM pool now.
Now I have to set the pm max children and so on for every single domain (even if they all belong to my own webspace).
But as all the domains (around 10) point on the same application (a magento shop) wouldn't it make sense that all the domains share 1 PHP pool? Otherwise every domains spawns it's own PHP-FPM processes which isn't very efficient is it?

Just trying to understand. Also if it would be better to share 1 pool with all the domains how would I do that? I couldn't find the php-fpm.conf template
 
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