Introducing Pulse, Real-time Databases Made Easy!

[@PrismaData]

If you want to learn more about how you can make real-time applications with Pulse check out this link! prisma.io/pulse

[@vikasmeshram5061]

does it broadcast the data. I tried to implement but it's not broadcasting to other users at realtime is there a solution without using websockets.

[@wryamhamad3781]

That is really great future!

[@kaleabmelkie]

Nice! Conceptually, is there a way to use this in a server-less environment (projects like SvelteKit and Next.js)?

[@PrismaData]

As long as the server stays alive to keep the connection alive, you could use Pulse on the server.

[@shafiqrezal2855]

Thats so cool. but im still figuring out how to apply to my nextjs project :(

[@frichieri]

we need to set up a separate backend, right?

[@capybara5494]

Tbf I understand why you need to sell some products, but, also tbf, I’m pretty disappointed to discover that this is the reason why you stalled the support for « listen » and « notify » native PG events for so long on GH… Welp, this is not the day I will drop pg-listen 😢

[@FourTwentyMagic]

How does this interact with migrations?

[@PrismaData]

In what way are you thinking? Pulse wouldn't (at the moment) send an event response on a migrate.

[@ayomikuolatunji1580]

It seem it is not yet available for users to use

[@PrismaData]

Currently, Pulse is in early access. You can sign up here www.prisma.io/data-platform/pulse

[@nagrazr]

How scalable is this solution ? What are the limits ? Performance is inherently a problem for all real-time applications. Appreciate if you share more information on architecture and scalability...

[@armandomachiza3988]

Amazing 😮❤

[@drob8220]

Am i crazy or is there no way to use this with an offline, local or otherwise inaccessible database?

[@PrismaData]

Hey Drob, We need to connect to your database for Prisma Pulse to work. When you set up the connection, we can get the events from your database as they happen and send them to your apps. Without the database being up/public, we couldn't do so. There is a way to make your Local database accessible through ngrok. You may be able to use this repo to help. github.com/sabinadams/docker-pg-replication Also, we just released a quick and easy way to get up and running with pulse using Railway. Check out this video about it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqO3n6Ktdriop9E Thanks for the support. Let me know of anymore questions. - Marc

[@solarspear27]

🤩

[@hoopscircle-dj6sk]

That is pretty cool! I am currently trying to integrate pulse with my planetScale databases. I got approved for the beta. I am creating a node server api that talk to my mobile applications

[@PrismaData]

Hope this is going well! Let us know or reach out on discord pris.ly/discord

[@cjbaezilla]

nice

[@ELHAUKEZ]

Hey this sucks really. Who wants their database on a cloud service. real deal breaker