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Meet the New Neon Auth: Branchable Identity in Your Database - Neon

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We rebuilt Neon Auth on a new foundation. It now stores identity directly in your Neon database, making auth fully branch-compatible.

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BlogsA Simple 3-Step Process to Migrate from Supabase Auth to Neon Auth - NeonNeon BlogsControl Planes for Database-Per-User in Neon - NeonNeon BlogsNeon Now Runs in VS Code - NeonNeon BlogsWhy Does Everyone Run Ancient Postgres Versions? - NeonNeon BlogsDyad Brings Postgres to Local AI App Building (Powered by Neon) - NeonNeon BlogsComparing local-first frameworks and approaches - NeonNeon NewsA Case for Databases on Kubernetes from a Former SkepticThenewstack PeopleDavid Faugno - Meet the Team1password PeopleJeannie De Guzman - Meet the Team1password News1Password Appoints Nancy Wang as Chief Technology Officer to Lead AI Strategy1password Products & ServicesAI Agent Identity Kit1password BlogsLog into Tailscale with any OIDC-enabled identity providerTailscale BlogsSecure Networking with Tailscale and Custom OIDC IntegrationTailscale BlogsTailscale didn’t stop the Hugging Face intrusionTailscale BlogsBetter authentication with workload identity federationTailscale LearnThe Database Inside Your Lakehouse: A DuckLake Architecture Deep DiveMotherduck BlogsDuckDB Wasm : What Happens When You Put a Database in Your Browser?Motherduck BlogsWhen and how to use a requirements traceability matrixNotion So BlogsMeet Gordon: An AI Agent for DockerDocker BlogsSelf-hosted human and machine identities in Keycloak 26.4Cncf