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Prisma is releasing Preview support for serverless database drivers from Neon and PlanetScale. This feature allows Prisma users to leverage the existing database drivers for communication with their database without long-lived TCP connections!

Turso is an edge-hosted, distributed database that's based on libSQL, an open-source and open-contribution fork of SQLite, enabling you to bring data closer to your application and minimize query latency.

We’re excited to share that Prisma ORM is adding Early Access support for Turso. Let’s dive in!

We're excited to share the @prisma/extension-read-replicas Prisma Client extension! This extension enables you to distribute workloads across database replicas for high-traffic workloads using Prisma Client. Try it out.

Prisma 5 introduces changes that make it significantly faster. These changes especially improve the experience of using Prisma in serverless environments thanks to a new and more efficient JSON-based wire protocol that Prisma Client uses under the hood.

With the release of version 4.16.0 of the Prisma ORM, Client extensions are now Generally Available! This new feature allows users to extend and customize Prisma Client to meet their individual use cases.

Prisma Client extensions (in Preview) enable many new use cases. This article will explore various ways you can use extensions to add custom functionality to Prisma Client.

We are very excited to announce our new CLI utility, try-prisma. This tool allows you to easily set up an official Prisma example project from the prisma-examples repository locally with a single command: npx try-prisma.

Prisma's metrics feature gives you detailed insights into how Prisma interacts with your database. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use metrics to monitor your database using Prisma, Prometheus and Grafana.

Tracing is a powerful tool that allows you to analyze your application's performance and identify bottlenecks. This tutorial will teach you the core concepts of tracing and how to integrate tracing into your application using OpenTelemetry and Prisma's tracing feature.

We are excited to launch two new features in Preview: Tracing and Metrics. These two features will allow you to monitor and troubleshoot various performance issues effectively. Try them out and share your feedback!

On May 10th, we were thrilled to release version 3.14.0 of Prisma ORM, which brought CockroachDB support to GA! This production-ready feature allows developers to make use of a scalable and resilient database.

We are excited to share that today's Prisma ORM release adds stable and production-ready support for MongoDB! Join our celebrations during the launch week April 25-29.

Prisma Migrate is a database schema migration tool that simplifies evolving the database schema productively and predictably. We are launching two new low-level Preview Migrate commands to improve the developer experience when troubleshooting schema migrations. Try them out and share your feedback.

Today we are excited to expand the range of Prisma compatible databases with Preview support for CockroachDB. Try it out and let us know what you think!

Prisma Migrate helps developers evolve their database schema at every step of development, from prototyping to production. Today we are excited to launch Prisma Migrate for General Availability! Try it out.