Releasesby IbisMetal M-10 to M-160 sizes for Neki
Update5 days agoUnverifiedAdded Oct 20, 2026
We've added Metal sizes M-10 through M-160 for Neki on AWS. You can now run Neki on the same locally attached NVMe sizes already available for Postgres. On these sizes, you'll pick storage capacity separately from vCPU and memory. The capacity stays fixed after you select it. Read more
Topics: Postgres
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