Deploying an application at scale can be challenging. In this video, we address this challenge using Netlify and Aiven. Dewan Ahmed, a developer advocate at Aiven, assists a fictional developer (Alex) who has limited knowledge of production-grade databases and deployment. Together, they master the process of deploying robust, secure, and scalable Next.js applications on Netlify, integrating seamlessly with PostgreSQL and Redis on the Aiven platform.

Welcome to our "Exploring Postgres and Aiven Platform"! In this tutorial, we'll take you on a journey to learn the fundamentals of Postgres database management and how to leverage the powerful features of the Aiven platform. Whether you're new to Postgres or looking to enhance your skills, this series is designed to provide you with step-by-step instructions, practical examples, and valuable insights. From setting up and deploying Postgres on the Aiven platform to exploring advanced configurations and optimizations, we've got you covered.

Join us for an exciting opportunity to discover all the latest product developments in Aiven’s open source data platform! During this webinar, we will be sharing how Aiven is developing its platform capabilities around strict data residency and optimized cost requirements with Bring-Your-Own-Cloud (BYOC).

In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of upgrading services on the Aiven platform, empowering you to enhance the performance and capabilities of your databases. Upgrading services is essential for keeping your system up to date, benefiting from new features, and ensuring optimal performance. We'll explore how to initiate and manage service upgrades on Aiven, whether it's scaling your service, migrating to a new version, or upgrading your service plan.

Join us for a walk through from Dewan Ahmed about how use Netlify to deploy a Next.js, PostgreSQL, & Redis app 🎉 This tutorial guides you through deploying a Netlify web application with an Aiven for PostgreSQL® and Aiven for Redis® backend. The sample application used in this tutorial is a cooking recipe library displaying open source recipe data. It's built in Next.js, which can be deployed to Netlify with ease, and connects to PostgreSQL with Prisma and Redis with ioredis.