About Postgress connections
Hi everyone!
I hope you guys could guide me on something related to Convex and Postgres. Also feel free to correct me in case I state anything wrong! or if I'm posting this question in the wrong place (I'm not so used to using Discord).
I'm looking for a database for a project of mine, I was wondering if now that databases for new Convex projects are being hosted in Postgres, I was wondering if we are able to connect directly to Postgres too?
What I mean specifically is that I have two use cases:
1. in order to implement LangGraph checkpoints, I'd need the connection to the db directly.
2. also I've been looking at previous posts about Yjs and Convex, and it seems like there's no direct connection, I have a couple of things in my project that need Yjs (at least for now it does - I've also watched the Youtube video where you guys mention to be careful with CRDTs) and I was wondering if I could go the Yjs -> Hocuspocus (at Fly.io) -> Convex's Postgres.
Please let me know in case of any questions or comments!
Best,
JP
I hope you guys could guide me on something related to Convex and Postgres. Also feel free to correct me in case I state anything wrong! or if I'm posting this question in the wrong place (I'm not so used to using Discord).
I'm looking for a database for a project of mine, I was wondering if now that databases for new Convex projects are being hosted in Postgres, I was wondering if we are able to connect directly to Postgres too?
What I mean specifically is that I have two use cases:
1. in order to implement LangGraph checkpoints, I'd need the connection to the db directly.
2. also I've been looking at previous posts about Yjs and Convex, and it seems like there's no direct connection, I have a couple of things in my project that need Yjs (at least for now it does - I've also watched the Youtube video where you guys mention to be careful with CRDTs) and I was wondering if I could go the Yjs -> Hocuspocus (at Fly.io) -> Convex's Postgres.
Please let me know in case of any questions or comments!
Best,
JP
