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Author: nirnejak

src/app/blog/serverless-sql-databases-compared/page.mdx

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-If you’re spinning up a new project, you’ve probably realized that managing a database server in 2024 feels like a chore. We’ve moved past the days of SSH-ing into a box just to tweak memory settings. Now, we just want a connection string that scales when our app gets hit and shrinks when we’re sleeping.
+If you’re spinning up a new project, you’ve probably realized that managing a database server in 2026 feels like a chore. We’ve moved past the days of SSH-ing into a box just to tweak memory settings. Now, we just want a connection string that scales when our app gets hit and shrinks when we’re sleeping.
 
 But "serverless SQL" has become a crowded space. Between the Postgres-alikes and the MySQL giants, the "best" choice depends entirely on your stack and your tolerance for things like cold starts. Here is my take on the current landscape from a developer's perspective.