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Announcing Point-in-Time Restore

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Date Published
Author
Evan Shortiss
Word Count
1,135
Company Posts That Month
38
Language
English
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Summary

Neon's Point-in-Time Restore feature allows developers to restore their Postgres database to a previous state, giving them peace of mind when shipping products with minimal risk of unintended consequences. This feature uses Neon's unique architecture to retain the history of changes, including data DDL changes, for all database branches. With the new Branch Restore functionality, users can restore a branch from history with time-travel assistance, streamlining the previously manual process of performing point-in-time restore operations. The feature offers up to 30 days of retention with LSN-level granularity and takes just seconds to perform, minimizing RPO and RTO without implementing complex backup infrastructure.

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