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2026 PCI DSS reporting now available

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PlanetScale Managed has been issued an updated PCI Attestation of Compliance (AoC) and Report on Compliance (RoC), re-certifying our compliance with the PCI Data Security Standard v4.0.1 as a Level 1 Service Provider . Enterprise customers may obtain the latest copies of our PCI attestation and other security documentation by visiting our trust center .

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Shadow traffic for gateways (Preview)

With this preview release, you can use a shadow traffic gateway to send all production requests to a primary service endpoint while mirroring a percentage of those requests to one or more shadow endpoints. Responses from shadow endpoints aren't returned to clients.

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ABAC DENY policies are in Beta

ABAC DENY policies are in Beta in Unity Catalog. DENY policies can be used to explicitly deny the MANAGE ACCESS CONTROL privilege to prevent specified principals, including object owners, from performing access-management operations. They always take precedence over any grant. For details, see ABAC DENY policies (Beta) .

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Neki is now available in platform preview

Neki, our sharded Postgres product, is now available in platform preview. Neki is horizontally sharded Postgres built to solve the problems that come with large scale. Every shard is real Postgres, and Neki handles routing, resharding, online schema changes, and version upgrades, all with a single connection string.

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Authorization header for webhooks

You can now set an Authorization header on webhooks. Pass the full value, scheme included, like Bearer . PlanetScale sends it unchanged with every delivery. Use it when the receiving service needs a token. That includes webhook-triggered Cursor and Devin automations. Set it in the dashboard or with --authorization-header on the CLI. Read more

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Enable or disable the tablet throttler per keyspace

You can now turn a Vitess keyspace's tablet throttler on or off, and set the replication lag threshold. When the throttler is enabled, schema migrations and VReplication workflows pause while replication lag is above the threshold. The setting applies across all shards in the keyspace.

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Control shard rollout concurrency per keyspace

You can now control how many shards in a Vitess keyspace PlanetScale updates concurrently during a configuration rollout. Keyspaces use a default concurrency of 1. Set a value from 1 to 32 to shorten rollouts for keyspaces with many shards while choosing how many shards change at the same time.

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Run Vitess MoveTables from the pscale CLI

You can now run Vitess MoveTables workflows from pscale with pscale branch vtctld move-tables . Use it to copy tables between keyspaces, watch copy and traffic state, switch replica then primary traffic, and complete or cancel the workflow. JSON output includes a helpful next_steps field with a suggested next command.

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TIN: Postgres full-text search

We're introducing TIN, a full-featured, highly performant full-text search extension for Postgres. TIN supports full-text search that works like Postgres. Create an index with CREATE INDEX . Search it with WHERE column ==> 'terms...' . Rank results with BM25. Backups, transactions, and row insertions and updates work the way they should.

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Lead: run full-text search queries in your CI

We've just released a second full-text search extension for Postgres, called Lead . This one's open source, so you can run it in your CI, dev, and staging environments, even fully offline. It has the same features as TIN, the full-featured, highly performant full-text search extension we announced yesterday .

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Per-shard sizing for Vitess

We've added the ability to adjust VTTablet sizes for individual shards in a Vitess keyspace. Enable per-shard sizing on the keyspace Shards tab, then set a cluster size on any shard. Shards you don't change will keep using the keyspace default.

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