Introducing the Neon CLI
Neon is pleased to announce the release of the Neon CLI, a command-line interface that enables developers to manage Neon resources directly from the terminal. The Neon CLI supports numerous operations, including creating and managing projects, branches, databases, roles, read replicas, and more, directly from your terminal. You can also use Neon CLI commands in developer workflows and pipelines.
You can install the Neon CLI with a single command:
npm i -g neonctlHomebrew is also supported:
brew install neonctlTo get started with the Neon CLI, read the blog post or refer to the Neon CLI reference.
Graph-based approximate nearest neighbor search in Postgres
Neon is pleased to announce the release of our new pg_embedding extension, which enables using the Hierarchical Navigable Small World (HNSW) algorithm for graph-based approximate nearest neighbor search in Postgres and LangChain.
The pg_embedding extension increases speed by up to 20x for 99% accuracy for approximate nearest neighbor search compared to pgvector.
Implementing pg_embedding in your application involves running a few simple SQL statements. Prior knowledge of vector indexes is optional. To learn more, read the blog post, refer to the pg_embedding documentation, or checkout the AI page on our website.
Fixes & improvements
Proxy: The wake-up logic for compute nodes was updated to reduce the number of errors returned to clients attempting to connect to Neon. Wake-up logic now supports quicker retries and will skip a connection attempt if failure is expected. Additionally, a 100ms sleep interval and IO error handling were introduced to manage scenarios in which compute nodes are not yet available as they wait for a Kubernetes DNS to be propagated.