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481. Quicker serverless Postgres connections (neon.com)

Neon’s serverless driver redirects the PostgreSQL TCP wire protocol over WebSockets. This makes ordinary, fully-functional PostgreSQL connections accessible from new environments — including serverless platforms like Cloudflare Workers and Vercel Edge Functions. A key feature of these environments i...

482. Announcing pg_tiktoken: A Postgres Extension for Fast BPE Tokenization (neon.com)

We’re excited to announce the release of the pg_tiktoken extension on Neon. This new Postgres extension provides fast and efficient tokenization using the BPE (Byte Pair Encoding) algorithm. pg_tiktoken is a wrapper around OpenAI’s tokenizer, known for its speed and performance in handling natural l...

483. Building an AI-powered ChatBot using Vercel, OpenAI, and Postgres (neon.com)

ChatGPT has demonstrated how powerful and attractive large language models are. OpenAI API allows you to use word embeddings to tailor a ChatGPT-like app for your business. This article covers the following: To illustrate how to build an app that uses pgvector and the OpenAI API, we created Ask Neon...

484. Neon Developer Days: Mark Your Calendars for March 29th, 2023 (neon.com)

We are thrilled to announce the second edition of the Neon Developer Days, which will take place on March 29th, 2023, at 9:00 AM PT. Join us for a full day of product updates and sessions with our engineers and team.  Register now, get your ticket, and make it unique! What to expect during the […]

485. Full-Stack Preview Deployments with Vercel and Neon (neon.com)

We’re thrilled to announce the release of the Neon integration for Vercel in beta! The integration allows you to connect a Neon Postgres database to a Vercel project and create a database branch for every Preview Deployment. To get started with the integration, check out the documentation guide. Dat...

486. How to self-host Mastodon (neon.com)

In this guide, you will learn how to self-host your own Mastodon instance. If you’re interested in self-hosting Mastodon without getting into the technical details, you can check out the list of dedicated Mastodon hosting providers. What is Mastodon? Mastodon is an open-source, decentralized, federa...

487. Bringing Postgres to Replit with Neon (neon.com)

Replit is a collaborative cloud-based IDE that enables its users to create applications without worrying about infrastructure. It started as an educational tool for developers but rapidly evolved into a platform for building and hosting applications. The Replit team recently shipped a new feature in...

488. How Proposales integrated Neon in their Postgres development workflow (neon.com)

Switching databases is like a heart transplant, and migrating all your database’s production, staging, and development environments across providers is a risky process that requires significant effort and expertise, all of which can be quite intimidating.  But you don’t have to choose between develo...

489. Edge-compatible Serverless Driver for Postgres (neon.com)

Serverless computing has a range of benefits. It means quick and simple deployments with no servers to manage or maintain. It means true scalability, serving a large demand without breaking a sweat if and when you get it. (On the other hand, it also means pay-per-use, so you don’t end up out of pock...

490. Branching Postgres databases with the Neon API (neon.com)

In this post, we’ll discuss using database branching and the Neon API from a CI/CD pipeline.  By the end of this post, you’ll have a better understanding of how database branching can help you test your code and schema changes before deploying to production. What is a branch? A branch acts as an iso...

491. Time Travel with Serverless Postgres (neon.com)

One unfortunate scenario you might run into is running a SQL query that accidentally results in data loss. To deal with this issue, you would typically need to have backups and then roll back your database to a previous state. Neon’s database branching feature enables you to create copies of your da...

492. ketteQ uses Neon branching for scenario analysis (neon.com)

ketteQ is a supply chain planning and automation platform built on Salesforce and AWS. Its scenario management framework allows its users to model capacity, forecast demand, plan operations, manage orders and handle disruptions by enabling them to model various scenarios in their business. For examp...

493. Neon Serverless Postgres is Live (neon.com)

We are very excited to announce that Neon has dropped its invite gate and is releasing its database branching feature. You no longer need to wait for an invite code to try serverless Postgres with Neon — sign up with your Google or GitHub account, and you can be up and running with serverless Postgr...

494. Neon Developer Days 1: 6-8 December 2022 (neon.com)

In June 2022, we presented Neon as a fully managed Serverless Postgres built for the cloud. Since then, we have worked closely with the Postgres and developer communities to help address common challenges in building modern applications.  We want to continue that partnership with the community and s...

495. Adding PostgreSQL 15 support to Neon Storage using Rust (neon.com)

A few weeks ago, we added support for PostgreSQL 15. You can choose the version of PostgreSQL you want to use (PostgreSQL v14 or v15) when you create a Neon project. This post describes how we add support for multiple PostgreSQL versions in our Rust code, which might be helpful for other Rust projec...

496. Neon October Update (neon.com)

October has been a great month. We improved query performance for larger databases, added support for the PostgreSQL15 version, we strengthened our relationships with the Postgres ecosystem and the community. Here is a list of some things we have done this month. Create a Neon project on Hasura We w...

497. PostgreSQL 15: Three features you can try with Neon (neon.com)

Today, we’re pleased to announce support for PostgreSQL 15.  PostgreSQL 15 includes improved sort performance, write-ahead log (WAL) file compression, and other improvements. Here are some features you can try using Neon’s SQL Editor. SQL MERGE The MERGE query can UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETE rows with...

498. Introducing the Neon Hasura integration (neon.com)

Neon and Hasura have partnered to provide developers with instant GraphQL API with Serverless Postgres. Today we’re releasing the first milestone: a native integration that lets you create a Neon project in 1 click from the Hasura console.  We continue to focus on the developer experience, and in th...

499. Neon at Percona Live 2022 (neon.com)

Percona Live, the biggest open source database conference took place in Texas on May 16, 2022, and we were happy to be a part of it. Neon is a database focused on Developer Experience (DevX) and DevX was one of the conversation topics at the conference. Percona’s poll results showed a significant ye...

500. Why does Neon use Paxos instead of Raft, and what’s the difference? (neon.com)

TLDR: Neon separates storage and compute, substituting the PostgreSQL persistency layer with a custom-made distributed storage written in Rust. Due to this separation, some nodes don’t have persistent disks. The original Raft paper works only with uniform nodes, but Paxos variants support proposers ...

501. Neon doubles funding to $54M (neon.com)

Neon just completed our Series A-1 round, raising $30M to more than double our total funding to $54.3 million. This latest injection of capital means we’re ready to give developers the best Postgres experience in the cloud. How we’re capitalizing on this investment With this new round of funding, we...

502. Architecture decisions in Neon (neon.com)

The idea behind Neon is to create a new serverless Postgres service with a modern cloud-native architecture. When building for the cloud it usually is a good idea to separate storage and compute. For operational databases such design was first introduced by AWS Aurora 1, followed by many others 2 3,...

503. Showcase of Neon Branching to Run Prisma Migrations on Postgres (neon.com)

In this presentation we demonstrate our focus on developer experience (DevX) at Neon. You will learn about Neon architecture of separation of storage and compute, how it allows for serverless Postgres, and the unique ability of Neon to create database branches. We put it all together in a demo with ...

504. SELECT ’Hello, World’ (neon.com)

We have just launched Neon to provide you with the best Postgres experience in the cloud. You can sign up to our waitlist right now and experience serverless Postgres enabled by the separation of storage and compute. The service is still gated by the waitlist as we are onboarding more and more users...
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