We keep expanding our Schema Diff feature, this time adding an API endpoint compare_schema. You can use it in all your Neon projects, including the Free Plan.  Schema Diff allows you to easily compare schemas between Neon databases. It was first made available via the Neon C...

Amazon RDS has long been the default choice for hosting Postgres in AWS. Its reliability makes it a solid pick for many teams—but as workloads evolve, RDS can start becoming a serious bottleneck. Spotting the signs early can save your team time, money, and headaches. Signs of dan...

If you’ve ever worked with Postgres, you’ve probably launched psql at least once. It’s the default database client packaged with the Postgres server. This is a command line application, written in C, and it’s packed with many features such as autocompletion, command history, and ...

1989. The year the Berners Lee proposed the World Wide Web, The Simpsons first premiered, and Taylor Swift was born. Another worldwide phenom was born that year Microsoft SQL Server 1.0.  We’ve had 35 years of SQL Server (Microsoft’s version), and if you’ve been invested in ...

AWS Lambda is pretty awesome. Serverless “Functions as a Service” where you can deploy code without worrying about servers, scaling, or infra. Well, that’s the dream. The reality can be a bit nearer earth, especially when Lambda bumps up against other services, say databases. Thi...

A few days ago, AWS dropped a big update Aurora Serverless v2 now scales to zero. This was a highly requested change—let’s break it down and explore what it means for Aurora. From Aurora Serverless v1 To v2 Losing Scale to Zero   The first version of Aurora Serverless (...