Prisma ORM without Rust engine stable enough for production?
I am currently experiencing connection pool timeouts with Prisma in a Next.js app deployed to AWS via SST v3 (OpenNext) in a serverless environment with Lambdas. I have tried optimizing the connection pool by tweaking the relevant settings however am still experiencing some issues. Currently I see two options worth trying, either setting up PgBouncer or trying the Rust free engine with the PostgreSQL adapter. I was just wondering how stable is this feature right now? I know it's still a preview feature but if I am already having problems with the connection pool is it really that risky to try in production?
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You selected the carefully hand-crafted route. A dev artisan will respond soon. Meanwhile, the
#ask-ai channel awaits if you're curious!We usually do not recommend using preview features in production unless necessary. Also, in case you do, you should use it only after adequate testing.
Shipping the Rust free ORM version is our top priority so you can definitely expect that it will be production ready very soon.
Thanks for that. I’ll make a decision to what option I think is best. Hopefully Rust free ORM version will be released soon.
Yes, we plan to release it as soon as possible and once all major issues are resolved.