A new Business plan with more compute and storage
We're pleased to announce that we've launched a new Business plan that provides higher storage and compute allowances (500 GiB of storage and 1,000 compute hours) in addition to all of Neon's advanced features. This plan offers potential cost savings for customers requiring more than our Scale plan provides.
To learn more about our new plan, please refer to our Pricing page and Plans documentation.
New monitoring graphs for Read Replicas
We added two new charts to the Monitoring page in the Neon Console for monitoring Read Replica replication lag. These charts are visible when selecting a Replica compute from the Compute drop-down menu.
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Replication delay bytes: Measures the total size, in bytes, of the data that has been sent from the primary compute but has not yet been applied on the replica.
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Replication delay seconds: Indicates the time delay, in seconds, between the last transaction committed on the primary compute and the application of that transaction on the replica.
For more information, see Monitoring dashboard.
A Protected Branches update
New passwords are automatically generated for Postgres roles on branches created from protected branches. You can learn more about this feature here.
Previously, resetting or restoring a child branch (where passwords were previously regenerated) reset the passwords back to those used on the parent branch. Now, when you perform a branch reset or restore operation from a protected branch, the role passwords on the child branch are preserved.
The protected branches feature is available with the Neon Scale or Business plan. To learn more, refer to our Protected Branches guide.
Fixes & improvements
- The Branches page now includes a Created by column that displays the name and avatar of the user who created the branch, if available. Additionally, a Web identifier tag is displayed if the branch was created via the Neon Console.
- Fixed an issue on the Billing page where an incorrect branch limit was displayed for a project shared by a paid Neon account.
- Fixed an issue that prevented restoring a protected branch.
- Fixed an issue with the Neon Vercel Integration that caused a
Something went wrongerror when creating a new Neon project during integration installation. - Fixed an issue with the database selector in the Neon SQL Editor. Selecting a different database did not change the database.