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Learn How to Use Neon with AWS RDS to Boost Development Velocity in Postgres
AWS workshops are a fantastic free resource created by the AWS team to help you tackle real-world challenges using AWS infrastructure. As an AWS Partner, we’ll be launching an AWS workshop to teach you how to use Neon as a development environment while keeping production workload...
Promoting Postgres Changes Safely From Multiple Environments to Production
Every developer has their own workflow for promoting database changes from development to production, but this becomes an especially tricky problem in certain applications – for example, codegen platforms. In platforms like Replit, each user may be building multiple versions of t...
Practical Guide to Database Branching
Branching is one of the most loved features by Neon users (they create ≈500k branches per day on our platform). But because branching is still a relatively new concept for databases, it can take a moment to click. This guide skips the theory and focuses on what Neon users actuall...
Neon for Agent Platforms: A Companion Skill for the AI Agent Program
We've been working on neon-for-agent-platforms, a companion skill that complements our existing neon-postgres skill. The existing skill covers auth, drivers, branching, the Data API, MCP, and core Postgres-on-Neon guidance. Agent platforms have a different problem though: they don't just use one database, they provision and operate fleets of them.
Lakebase Search: vector and BM25 on Neon
Today we're shipping the beta of Lakebase Search on Neon: hybrid vector + full-text retrieval via two Postgres extensions, lakebase_vector and lakebase_text. This post is the story of why and how we built it: IVF + RaBitQ instead of HNSW, BM25 with top-K pushdown instead of GIN on tsvector, and indexes that live on object storage so they survive scale-to-zer