Changelog

Replicating data from Neon for Change Data Capture (CDC) is now GA

Neon is pleased to announce GA support for replicating data from Neon to other data services and platforms for Change Data Capture (CDC). Define Neon as a publisher to stream data to a variety of external destinations, including data warehouses, analytical database services, messaging platforms, event-streaming platforms, and external Postgres databases. This feature is open to all Neon users. To get started, jump into one of our step-by-step logical replication guides.

Replicating data to Neon is now available in Beta

Migrate data to Neon from other Postgres providers by defining Neon as a logical replication subscriber. This feature supports near-zero downtime data migrations, continuous replication setups, and migrating data between Neon projects. Refer to our logical replication migration guides to get started.

As with all of our Beta features, improvements are ongoing. If you have any feedback, we'd love to hear it. Let us know via the Feedback form in the Neon Console or our feedback channel on Discord.

Early Access to Neon Organizations

We're also very happy to announce that Neon Organizations are now available for members of our Early Access Program.

Create a new organization, transfer over your projects, invite your team and get started collaborating. Join now to get a first look at Neon Organizations and other upcoming features before they go live.

See Neon Organizations to learn more.

Console enhancements

We've made several enhancements to the Neon Console to improve your experience and streamline your interaction with our user interface.

• You can now access Neon projects shared with you from the project breadcrumb selector in the Neon Console.
• The Billing page for Free Plan users now shows a percentage value for branch compute usage.
• We've added a new example to the Neon Console Quickstart showing how to connect to to your Neon database from NestJS. You can access the Quickstart from your Project Dashboard.
• The Primary compute column on the Branches page now shows your configured autoscaling range, replacing the Autoscales badge that was shown previously.

Fixes & improvements

• Fixed an issue that prevented database and role names from being fully displayed in the Settings → Default database and role section on the Vercel integration drawer, accessed from the Integrations page in the Neon Console.
• Queries saved to the Neon SQL Editor Saved list are now limited to 9 KB in length. A similar restriction was introduced for the Neon SQL Editor History list last week. While you can execute longer queries from the Neon SQL Editor, any query exceeding 9 KB will be truncated when saved. A -- QUERY TRUNCATED comment is added at the beginning of these queries to indicate truncation.
• We updated the Drizzle Studio version that powers the Tables page in the Neon Console. This update addresses an issue where updating a column value in one row via the table editor updated the same column value in other rows.
• Fixed an issue in the Neon Console where page labels in the sidebar were not highlighted when selected.
• Fixed an issue that caused a Something went wrong error to appear briefly after deleting a project from the Settings page in the Neon Console.
• Removed information about the Free Plan that was displayed when creating a project with a paid plan account.
• Fixed an issue on the Projects page where a deleted project was only removed from the projects list after a page refresh.
• Fixed an issue with the Time Travel Assist feature on the Restore page in the Neon Console. Attempting to run a time travel query resulted in a Something went wrong error.
• Fixed a Neon CLI issue that caused the neon create-app command to fail when providing an app name.