lunora-setup-hyperdrive-global

You can migrate D1 global tables to PlanetScale by configuring Cloudflare Hyperdrive within your application's composition layer. This skill handles the dataset migration to external SQL engines while preserving real-time subscription functionality.

Yes, you can use Postgres or MySQL as a reactive global storage backend for Lunora. This skill configures external databases via Cloudflare Hyperdrive, allowing .global() tables to reside there while maintaining real-time reactivity.

Yes, you need to install specific database drivers to set up Hyperdrive for Lunora. Your project requires the `postgres` and `mysql2` dependencies, along with the `@lunora/hyperdrive/global` package, to wire the backend correctly.

You should move your Lunora application from D1 to an external SQL database when your application requires larger datasets or unified billing through PlanetScale. This approach overcomes D1's limitations for large-scale global data.

Migrating Lunora global tables to PlanetScale does not break real-time subscriptions. The skill ensures that .global() tables residing in Postgres or MySQL maintain their real-time reactivity and subscription functionality.

The best way to scale Cloudflare D1 datasets for large-scale Lunora apps is to use Cloudflare Hyperdrive to connect to PlanetScale or Postgres. This skill enables a fully reactive backend while keeping Lunora's type-safe developer experience.