Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL now supports PL/Rust in versions 13 and 14
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) for PostgreSQL now supports the Rust programming language as a new trusted procedural language in PostgreSQL major versions 13 and 14, expanding support for Rust from major version 15. This helps you build high performance user-defined functions to extend PostgreSQL for compute-intensive data processing.
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) for PostgreSQL now supports the Rust programming language as a new trusted procedural language in PostgreSQL major versions 13 and 14, expanding support for Rust from major version 15. This helps you build high performance user-defined functions to extend PostgreSQL for compute-intensive data processing.
Rust combines the performance and resource efficiency of compiled languages like C with mechanisms that limit the risks from unsafe memory use. As a PostgreSQL trusted procedural language, PL/Rust provides memory safety so that an unprivileged user can run code in the database with minimal risk of crashing the database due to a software defect that corrupts memory. Developers can also package PL/Rust code as a Trusted Language Extension for PostgreSQL to run on Amazon RDS.
PL/Rust version 1.2.3 with crate support for aes, ctr, and rand is available on database instances in Amazon RDS running PostgreSQL 13.12 and higher, PostgreSQL 14.9 and higher, and 15.2-R2 and higher in all applicable AWS Regions, including the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions.
You can get started by launching a new Amazon RDS DB instance directly from the AWS Console or the AWS CLI. You can learn more about PL/Rust in the AWS Database Blog and in the Amazon RDS User Guide.