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by eampiart 1y ago
Hi there: Prisma team member here. We're working on resolving the issue, you can find and follow the latest status here → https://www.prisma-status.com/ Update: the issue is now resolved.
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How unikernels power Prisma's serverless Postgres(prisma.io)
2 points by eampiart 1y ago|0 comments
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by eampiart 1y ago
Prisma Postgres is a nice choice if you're looking for serverless postgres.
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by eampiart 1y ago
(Prisma team member here) Try Prisma Postgres: prisma.io/postgres No data transfer costs at all, and built-in caching across 300+ global PoPs (still valuable to decrease latency): https://www.prisma.io/docs/postgre
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by eampiart 2y ago
Thanks for walking through your thinking, feedback taken! What's your take on the pricing calculator? We've been working on an improved version, and would love to hear your thoughts on this. In your case, what inputs would you fin
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by eampiart 2y ago
Right now during Early Access, the first hard limit would be that the database size is capped at 1GB. Of course, this will be increased as we go to General Availability. We're also planning on shipping a way to directly connect to the
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by eampiart 2y ago
The global caching gets even more interesting and beneficial when the end users are all over the globe, and you're caching queries that simply take longer to execute on the db. You'll save time both on latency and compute that way
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by eampiart 2y ago
With Prisma Postgres, you also automatically get a connection pool and a global cache: you don't have to worry about overwhelming you db with a large number of connections, and you can add global caching to any query in just a few line
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by eampiart 2y ago
So nice to hear some of you just as excited about unikernels as we are! Re: zero/minimal cold-start... Technically, you're right, though I'd say if you don't notice it's there, it's as good as not even being th
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by eampiart 2y ago
Thanks for the list of things you'd like to see added or fixed, specifics are always much appreciated, so we can better understand! Historically, we haven't been very good at explaining how we pick the issues we work on. That is b
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by eampiart 2y ago
Indeed, as others have mentioned, you get 60k queries for free! Don't even need to add a card. Then, you rather pay for the usage (primarily by number of queries) you have. The $49 Pro plan you mentioned gives you additional features,
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by eampiart 2y ago
Essentially, you pay for database queries and events, with 60'000 included for free, which is plenty for experimenting and small projects. Price per million queries/events is then based on the plan you're subscribed to, and w
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Improve your app's performance with AI-driven analysis and recommendations(prisma.io)
4 points by eampiart 2y ago|1 comments
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TypedSQL: Make your raw SQL queries type-safe with Prisma ORM(prisma.io)
12 points by eampiart 2y ago|0 comments
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Prisma Pulse: Simplified database-event driven compute(prisma.io)
1 points by eampiart 3y ago|0 comments