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Serverless PostgreSQL on Replit

36 点作者 amasad超过 2 年前

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apatheticonion超过 2 年前
I have been craving a serverless relational database for low traffic workloads (Wordpress-like sites and simple applications that can be serviced freely by serverless functions).<p>I have tried AWS&#x27;s Aurora Serverless V1, but it seems AWS are phasing out support for it as it&#x27;s not available for newer Postgres versions. It appears that Aurora Serverless V2 (which does not spin down to 0 units and will charge you when not in use) is replacing it.<p>There&#x27;s Planetscale and Cockroach DB serverless - both appear compelling.<p>Would be nice if Amazon offered a similar product so I can use Cloudformation for all my infrastructure provisioning needs.
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ranguna超过 2 年前
For anyone interested, I did a small compilation of some serverless relational DBs here: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=31538868" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=31538868</a><p>Main issue with neon for us right now is that it doesn&#x27;t offer granular access because it disallows the creation&#x2F;assignment of users and roles.
csears超过 2 年前
&quot;Under the hood, this product is powered by our friends at Neon who have created a lightning-fast serverless database.&quot;<p>Nice win for Neon.
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speakspokespok超过 2 年前
What&#x27;s the difference between the serverless PG of Neon vs something like ElephantSQL, which advertises itself as PG as a service? I&#x27;m guessing PG as a service is always running where serverless spins up to service the request? For standard CRUD access patterns does the distinction matter?
lgreiv超过 2 年前
History really rhymes. This is another step in Replit reproducing the path of Heroku (which is a good thing to say IMO).<p>A next generation of IaaS with great DevX would be a relief to everyone burnt by AWS‘s complexity overhead (for a great bunch of customer’s needs).