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391. pgvector: 30x Faster Index Build for your Vector Embeddings (neon.com)

We are Neon, the serverless Postgres. We power thousands of AI apps with the pgvector extension and separate storage and compute enabling your database resources to scale independently. In this article, Raouf explains how you can use Neon’s elasticity, and parallel HNSW index build in pgvector (0.5....

392. Using Python & Django with Neon’s Serverless Postgres (neon.com)

With Neon, creating development, preview, QA, and isolated tenant environments takes seconds, and they only accrue compute fees when they’re active. Both serverless and long-lived Python applications can reliably benefit from Neon’s serverless Postgres.   High-level web application frameworks are us...

393. Why Topo.io Switched From Amazon RDS to Neon (neon.com)

The killer feature that convinced us to use Neon was branching: it keeps our engineering velocity high. Léonard Henriquez, co-founder and CTO, Topo.io The team at Topo.io is building the next generation of AI-powered sales assistant, so you can let the virtual SDR find you the right leads, craft cus...

394. Postgres Support Case Recap (neon.com)

At Neon Support, we’ve noticed users occasionally encountering connection limit errors while connecting applications to their databases. Today, we’re sharing insights from our support exchanges to help you understand and avoid this issue in your setup. Specifically, our users sometimes report runnin...

395. See you at FOSDEM and FOSDEM PGDay 2024 (neon.com)

The Free and Open source Software Developers’ European Meeting (FOSDEM) is the largest event in Europe for open source developers to gather, present their current and future projects and also meet old friends and new acquaintances. Best of all, the event is free. It takes place at the Université Lib...

396. Using Neon’s Scale to Zero with Long-Running Applications (neon.com)

We’re Neon, a cloud-native serverless Postgres solution. With Neon, your Postgres databases and environments are just one click away. You can still benefit from serverless Postgres if your application isn’t serverless. Try using Neon’s serverless Postgres with your long-running applications today. W...

397. Branch chose Neon for its true Postgres and serverless nature (neon.com)

Using Neon has meant our developers can continue to spend their time on things that meaningfully drive the business forward, instead of babysitting infrastructure. Adithya Reddy, Developer 4 at Branch Branch is a leader in innovative home and auto insurance that’s simple to buy and built for savings...

398. Bring Your Own Extensions to Serverless PostgreSQL (neon.com)

Extensions in PostgreSQL are comparable to libraries in programming languages or plugins in web browsers. They are pivotal in the PostgreSQL ecosystem, providing additional functionalities ranging from encryption and AI to handling time series and geospatial data. More complex extensions can transfo...

399. How to build AI-powered apps using Postgres and DronaHQ (neon.com)

AI, no-code, and low-code have captured the world’s imagination. Developers now have an easier time adding new features than ever before. These new tools have really made a difference for developers, helping them build bigger systems, and do it all much faster.  In this article, I want to draw your ...

400. A Guide to Logical Replication and CDC in PostgreSQL with Airbyte (neon.com)

PostgreSQL is a database that needs no introduction. Started as an open-source project out of UC Berkeley, it has evolved through decades of careful stewardship to become one of the world’s most relied on and beloved relational database management systems (RDBMS).  There will inevitably come a time ...

402. Change Data Capture with Neon and Materialize (neon.com)

Now that Neon supports logical replication, your head might be filled with questions about how to turn this new feature into interactive data apps, better customer experiences, and other use cases ripe for fresh data. Do you need to rethink your architecture? Does your team need to catch up with all...

403. Change Data Capture with Serverless Postgres (neon.com)

Modern applications often require loosely coupled components and services that help teams and systems to scale. These data pipelines generate continuous data streams that need to be replicated, processed, or analyzed.  However, moving data between different data stores can seriously compromise the q...

404. Restrict Access to Your Neon Database with IP Allow (neon.com)

Neon provides you with fully hosted and managed PostgreSQL instances. These instances have advanced branching and autoscaling features and are accessible using a connection string and a secure password.  We understand that having multiple layers of security in place is essential to safeguard your da...

405. A Deep Dive into PolyScale’s Architecture (neon.com)

We are very excited about the new PolyScale integration with Neon. Neon’s serverless Postgres separates storage and compute to offer autoscaling, branching, and bottomless storage, while PolyScale is a fully autonomous database cache, which makes the two services a match made in heaven.  With the Po...

406. Auth setup with Neon, Keycloak and Koyeb (neon.com)

Keycloak is an open-source identity and access management solution that centralizes authentication and authorization management. It provides features such as single sign-on (SSO), two-factor authentication, social login, and user federation with LDAP or Active Directory user federation. Various iden...

407. Announcing Branch Reset (neon.com)

One of the benefits of Neon’s serverless architecture, which sets it apart from other Postgres providers, is its database branching capabilities.  Neon’s database branching allows you to create an instant copy-on-write clone of your data (a child branch) that you can modify without compromising your...

408. Mixtral 8x7B: What you need to know about Mistral AI’s latest model (neon.com)

We’re Neon, and we’re redefining the database experience with our cloud-native serverless Postgres solution. If you’ve been looking for a database for your RAG apps that adapts to your application loads, you’re in the right place. Give Neon a try, and let us know what you think. Neon is cloud-native...

409. Mistral 7B and BAAI on Workers AI vs. OpenAI Models for RAG (neon.com)

In the rapidly progressing world of artificial intelligence, choosing the right model for AI-powered applications is crucial. This article explores a comparative analysis of the Mistral 7B model, a promising alternative to OpenAI’s GPT models and BAAI models in the context of Retrieval Augmented Gen...

410. Measuring uptime for Neon’s multi-tenant architecture (neon.com)

In the past two months, we’ve had several incidents that affected different aspects of our service. We’ve been transparent about them, and we made sure that each major one included details on what happened, the size of the impact, and what we’re doing to prevent it from happening again. We’ve commun...

411. Neon is now on Discord (neon.com)

Neon’s user base and community continue to grow and, based on your feedback, we’ve created another avenue for you to connect and collaborate. Our Discord server will foster connection and collaboration between you and our team, support a Q&A forum, and enable you to provide us with feedback. We chos...

412. Speed up your global queries with caching for Serverless Postgres (neon.com)

We’re excited to announce we have rolled out a new integration with PolyScale to distribute and cache your data globally, ensuring low-latency read queries no matter where in the world you are. The integration achieves this without the complexities of cross-regional replication or extensive coding a...

413. Celebrating Milestones: SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance (neon.com)

We have some exciting news on the security front – this month, we’ve successfully passed the SOC 2 Type 2 audit, following closely on the heels of our Type 1 audit in June. This accomplishment underscores our commitment to staying at the forefront of security standards.  This article details our pat...

414. Build a Serverless API using AWS Lambda, CDK, and Neon (neon.com)

This guide will teach you how to build a serverless API using AWS Lambda, CDK (with TypeScript), and Neon. You will create a REST API with a single HTTP endpoint that returns a list of products from a Neon database. You can find the complete code for this guide on GitHub. Prerequisites Assumed knowl...

415. Preview Environments using Neon, Kubernetes, and Argo CD (neon.com)

Coding in a local development environment provides developers with faster feedback cycles and facilitates the use of their preferred development tools. After completing their coding tasks, developers usually push their code to a source control management platform like GitHub and open a pull request ...

416. What is a Serverless Database? (neon.com)

We recently sponsored All Things Open 2023, and a consistent question that people asked at the stand was, “What is Serverless?”. Proof that knowledge distributes unevenly across the Internet. Given that AWS Lambda launched in 2014, some might be surprised that this question is still being asked. I g...

417. How to use NPM packages outside of Node (neon.com)

npm is bursting with useful libraries. But many of them assume they’re running in Node.js, and throw errors elsewhere. Based on his experience developing Neon’s serverless driver, George shows how you can run NPM packages in other places — such as Vercel Edge Functions, or even web browsers — using ...

418. We updated our Privacy Policy (neon.com)

At Neon,  we are committed to safeguarding your privacy and ensuring your personal information is handled with the utmost care and security. As part of our ongoing efforts to protect your data and maintain transparency, we are pleased to inform you that we have updated our Privacy Policy.  Privacy P...

419. MITM attacks are easier to avoid with psql (Postgres) 16 (neon.com)

The psql client accepts a new connection string option in Postgres 16: ?sslrootcert=system. This new option makes it simpler than ever to connect a secure interactive session to your Neon database: You can use psql version 16 with this new option even if your Neon database is still on Postgres 14 or...

420. Roll Your Own Analytics With Astro, Vercel Edge Functions and Neon (neon.com)

I’ve prepared a sample repository showing the implementation for a site built using Astro and deployed to Vercel. I’ve used this same approach for my own site, paulie.dev, and I’ll explain how I’ve used the data to create the visualisations on my dashboard. For good measure, I’ve also created a Next...
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