Databricks introduces Lakebase, a serverless Postgres database
Databricks unveiled Lakebase, its new fully managed Postgres database designed for modern app development. Lakebase uses a serverless architecture and separates storage from compute, letting you autoscale resources up or down based on demand. Features like shared storage for branching, scale-to-zero compute, and cost-efficient high availability aim to keep costs low, especially for short-term development or testing environments.
- Serverless compute autoscaling matches resource use to demand
- Branching lets developers create test copies without duplicating storage
- Scale-to-zero suspends compute during inactivity for further savings
- High availability and replicas are more affordable via shared storage
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