Neon sounds good for you. I'd wager any kind of managed database is fine, so the question is if you enjoy the features/cost savings Neon brings. Otherwise I can

Neon sounds good for you. I'd wager any kind of managed database is fine, so the question is if you enjoy the features/cost savings Neon brings. Otherwise I cannot recommend using a managed DB enough because that's the best 20 bucks you're gonna spend.