Marek Nalikowski

Marek Nalikowski

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Developer Marketing @ bunny.net

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Manage bunny.net from the terminal with the new CLI

You (and your agent) can now build on bunny.net with a single command-line tool.
This first release ships with full Bunny Database support:
Create and manage databases interactively or with flags
Link a directory to a database so commands just work
Drop into an interactive SQL shell
Spin up a local read-only table viewer with bunny db studio
Manage tokens, replicas, and more without touching the dashboard
There's also a raw, authenticated HTTP client for our entire API.
Edge Scripting, Storage, and Magic Containers support is coming next.
The CLI is currently in public preview. It's open-source and we want to build it with the community: we'd love your feedback, bug reports, and pull requests.
Get all the details on the blog: https://bunny.net/blog/introduci...

Interactive SQL shell for Bunny Database

You can now talk to Bunny Database through the terminal
The interactive SQL shell is here and it s the first piece of the bunny.net CLI.
What you get:
Full REPL with multi-line SQL, command history, and query timing
Dot-commands for schema introspection (.tables, .schema, .describe, .er)
Saved views let you name any query and re-run it across sessions or share it with your team
Five output modes: default, table, json, csv, and markdown
Automatic sensitive column masking keeps passwords and API keys out of your terminal
It also runs non-interactively, so you can drop it straight into scripts.
Get all the details on the blog: https://bunny.net/blog/introduci...

Benchmark: how database location affects latency for far-away users

While building Bunny Database, we wanted to understand how much physical distance between users and databases actually impacts latency in practice.

When multi-region database setups are costly or clunky, devs often fall back to caching and other workarounds to hide latency from far-away users.

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