Neon’s serverless architecture with decoupled storage and compute makes it possible to offer database branching via copy on write. This feature is among the most loved by teams using Neon, but if you’ve never seen it in action, it’s hard to visualize how it works or why it’s usef...

Our collaboration with Microsoft continues to grow. Last August, we announced a strategic investment from M12, Microsoft’s venture fund, with a goal to bring Neon closer into the Azure ecosystem. Today, we’re excited to introduce Neon as an Azure Native Integration, allowing deve...

At Neon, security is at the core of everything we do. Our serverless platform was built with a vision for innovation, but we also know that a commitment to security is paramount. That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of our Neon’s Bug Bounty Program in partnership with ...

A few days ago, AWS dropped a big update Aurora Serverless v2 now scales to zero. This was a highly requested change—let’s break it down and explore what it means for Aurora. From Aurora Serverless v1 To v2 Losing Scale to Zero The first version of Aurora Serverless (v1) could in...

Starting December 1st, many Neon users will see lower storage costs. Inactive branches—those idle for at least a day and older than 2 weeks—will now be charged at a reduced per GB rate. If this applies to you, there’s nothing you need to do—it all happens automatically. Simply en...

Today we’re launching Neon Authorize, a tool that aims to simplify the usage of Postgres row level security policies while enabling new deployment models for app developers. With Neon Authorize, you can manage RLS directly in your codebase and integrate with any authentication pr...