src/content/docs/get-started/neon-new.mdx
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<Breadcrumbs/>Drizzle has native support for Neon connections with the neon-http and neon-websockets drivers. These use the neon-serverless driver under the hood.
With the neon-http and neon-websockets drivers, you can access a Neon database from serverless environments over HTTP or WebSockets instead of TCP. Querying over HTTP is faster for single, non-interactive transactions.
If you need session or interactive transaction support, or a fully compatible drop-in replacement for the pg driver, you can use the WebSocket-based neon-serverless driver. You can connect to a Neon database directly using Postgres