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Sure. So far, we just precompiled a few popular extensions, and they are available for installation. Ultimately we want to provide an option to bring your own e
by kelvich 4y ago
Sure. So far, we just precompiled a few popular extensions, and they are available for installation. Ultimately we want to provide an option to bring your own extensions e.g., by specifying a docker image based on our base image. But that is some work on a security front: with a custom extension, you have access to the corresponding Unix user and can construct malicious WAL, send requests to the control plane, etc.
Disclaimer: Neon co-founder