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Cool to see this (I’d somehow missed the early access link until last night). Your storage strategy makes sense - building from first principles. To be honest,
by dfee 4y ago
Cool to see this (I’d somehow missed the early access link until last night).
Your storage strategy makes sense - building from first principles. To be honest, I figured you’d not done that though, and I imagine this makes portability a bit harder.
I’m eager to play with the service, but I wonder how local access patterns (e.g. dev workflows) differ - upon the right abstraction it shouldn’t really matter, right? I.e. a conn is a conn and a cursor is a cursor - the storage is opaque to the client. But does this somehow fall over with transactions and connection limits?
- nikita 4y agoPlease email beta@neon.tech and we will bump you up on the waitlist. Portability is key - we can't fork Postgres. Apart from branching it's the same Postgres - so you can develop locally against vanilla Postgres. We are thinking how to connect local and cloud environments. What would be some good patterns here?