From the source
Today at Supabase Select, we announced Multigres for high availability and scalable connection pooling, and OrioleDB for high performance storage.
We launched dbarena, an open benchmarks site for comparing managed Postgres providers’ performance results and costs.
Every Supabase project starts with a single Postgres database.
As your project grows, vertically upgrading the database’s available RAM & CPU resources can help, but it isn’t a solution to every challenge.
Scaling Postgres isn’t a singular problem — users encounter new challenges at different stages of scale and under different workloads.
Our users often report needing help scaling concurrent client connections, reducing the overhead of bloat and frequent VACUUM operations, increasing read and write throughput, avoiding transaction ID wraparound, and guaranteeing uptime with high availability.
Our focus is to remove every scaling limitation from our users’ journey.
That means tackling bottlenecks at every layer of Postgres, building in public, and making the improvements fully open source and available to the broader builder community.
Multigres # …
