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Neon looks like everything I've ever wanted out of a serverless database. I send a vendor pg compatible queries, vendor takes care of everything, charges me for
by r3trohack3r 4y ago
Neon looks like everything I've ever wanted out of a serverless database. I send a vendor pg compatible queries, vendor takes care of everything, charges me for usage - and connections work with 3rd party serverless runtimes.
I have a number of workloads I'd migrate to you over the next few weeks if you're ready for it. What is the state of Neon?
Is it ready for small-volume but business critical loads?
I'm struggling to find support guarantees and SLAs on your website, do you have them yet?
What is your off-site backup story? Can I export my backups to something like R2, S3, or B2?
Many of my customers are running in Cloudflare Workers. Their volume is low, but it's business critical (DB downtime means business downtime - business will fail if we lose all the data).
- nikita 4y ago> I have a number of workloads I'd migrate to you over the next few weeks if you're ready for it. What is the state of Neon? Please do we will support it! We have 22K hosted databases on the platform and are quite stable. > Is it ready for small-volume but business critical loads? Depends on business criticality. But generally yes. We are debating internally when we are going to announce it. > I'm struggling to find support guarantees and SLAs on your website, do you have them yet? Good feedback. It's in the works. > What is your off-site backup story? Can I export my backups to something like R2, S3, or B2? Since our storage is integrated with s3 and supports branching we can treat branches as backups. > Many of my customers are running in Cloudflare Workers. Their volume is low, but it's business critical (DB downtime means business downtime - business will fail if we lose all the data). We haven't lost data yet. There are a lot of redundancy in the system. Safekeepers, S3, branches (backups).