Special Webinar Event Using Neon with AWS RDS to Boost Development Velocity in Postgres

Featuring

  • Neon
  • Amazon Web Services
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About This Webinar

In this 90 to 120-minute workshop, we'll show you how to boost your development speed by integrating Neon into your existing AWS RDS Postgres setup. While RDS remains a trusted choice for production, it falls short in development experience. Neon, a serverless Postgres solution with powerful database branching, offers a dev-friendly alternative for hosting your development and testing environments, so you improve your workflows and team collaboration without the need for disruptive production migrations. We'll guide you step-by-step through setting up Neon as your dev environment, automating data transfer from RDS to Neon using pg_dump and GitHub Actions, and how to efficiently migrate changes back to RDS. By the end, you'll be equipped to iterate faster, collaborate better, and reduce costs--all while keeping your production database stable on RDS.

Before the workshop, please make sure to prepare the following prerequisites:

  • Sign up for a Neon account here.
  • Github:
    • You will need to make sure you have a GitHub Account, if you do not have one already, you can sign up for one here.
  1. Scott Bekker

    Host Scott Bekker Webinar Moderator, Future B2B

  2. Savannah Longoria

    Featuring Savannah Longoria Senior Solutions Engineer, Neon

  3. Kruthi Jayasimha Rao

    Featuring Kruthi Jayasimha Rao Partner Solution Architect, Amazon Web Services

  4. Patrick Vassell

    Featuring Patrick Vassell Partner Solution Architect, Amazon Web Services

What you'll learn:

  1. Implement Neon as a complementary development environment to RDS
  2. Streamline data synchronization between RDS and Neon using pg_dump and GitHub Actions
  3. Efficiently manage changes across both environments
  4. Accelerate iteration cycles and enhance team collaboration
  5. Optimize resource utilization in development while maintaining consistency with production