@samlambert

CEO @PlanetScale

 San Francisco, California
samlambert.com/
Joined October 2008
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which secrets store are you guys using?
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"In larger environments we've seen hundreds of gigabytes of WAL written by a single transaction"
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With ON DELETE CASCADE, you're only one query away from a complete outage. Tom explains why… planetscale.com/blog/i-dont-…

I don't trust ON DELETE CASCADE — PlanetScale

A one-line convenience in your database schema can become an outage. There are better ways to delete data that won't risk locking up your database.

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Replying to @thdxr
We made a few updates this morning to protect our users from this. TY @thdxr for sending over the details.
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Excuse me? > We even stood up a replication feed of their own control-plane database using credentials committed in their own repositories
Sam Lambert
@samlambertOct 20
The TiDB leaks fulcrumsec.vg/pingcap/
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It's more surprising is that TiDB could scale to 10TB of data lol
Sam Lambert
@samlambertOct 20
The TiDB leaks fulcrumsec.vg/pingcap/
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The TiDB leaks fulcrumsec.vg/pingcap/
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@sne_hilOct 20
PlanetScale makes databases cute and easy to grasp for every team - what more can you ask for 💖
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matt 👋
@yo_puaaaOct 20
using @PlanetScale is so nice with agents after making an account, the agent signed up for billing, swapped over a staging database from supabase, duplicated all the data over, set everything up, updated my vercel envs all from a single prompt this would've taken me like a day manually trying to navigate AWS myself
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too many sent me this with "same"
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@samlambertOct 20
getting sent this and having no idea what i did this time
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Devastating follow up report: doing it every day feels even better.
Sam Lambert
@samlambertOct 10
Ok, new day. Woke up went for a run. Gutted to report it feels amazing.
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Lukas Caha@lukas_cahaOct 20
Cancelling free plan was the best thing @PlanetScale could have done. Right before the vibecoding wave, which was in retrospect the best timing. @samlambert keep pumping more awesome affordable tech.
PlanetScale
@PlanetScaleOct 20
It's been one month since we released the Neki platform preview. Since then we've added $50 Metal nodes, improved Postgres compatibility, read-only replicas, Azure support, and much more.  Full list of updates and where to start if you need sharding:  planetscale.com/blog/neki-up…

Neki update: $50 Metal, read-only replicas, Azure, and more — PlanetScale

Postgres compatibility, read-only replicas, smaller Metal instances, Azure, and more have landed for Neki since platform preview.

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Pandelis
@PandelisZOct 20
The PlanetScale meet-ups are *chef kiss* Modal and Archil are cooking some wild fs tech
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getting sent this and having no idea what i did this time
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It's going to be an incredible week in San Francisco. So many awesome people in town.
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Taylor Otwell
@taylorotwellOct 13
I'll be in SF next week! 🌁 If you're around, join me, @aarondfrancis, @samlambert (PlanetScale), and @grinich (WorkOS) for a founder's panel on building and shipping in these wild and crazy AI times. Sign up here: luma.com/laravel-43ty I'll also be hanging around @resend Forward next Wednesday! 💌

Founders Panel: The Agentic Stack · Luma

Founders & leaders from Laravel, PlanetScale, and WorkOS talk building and scaling on their agent stacks. They’ll discuss: Where agents are helping Risks…

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PlanetScale
@PlanetScaleOct 18
There's an obvious way to build a database router. We didn't do that. Nothing's faster than doing nothing. See how we built Neki with the laziest Postgres router possible. planetscale.com/blog/designi…

Building a faster, lazier router for Postgres — PlanetScale

Nothing is as fast as not doing anything. How Neki keeps great performance by only decoding the parts of a PostgreSQL result the router actually needs.

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i just love doing this
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The Roadster is like any proper engineering project: delivered a few years late and with rockets attached.
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i cant stop singing that fucking nestle crunch jingle
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