Supabase
Description
Start your project with a Postgres database, Authentication, instant APIs, Edge Functions, Realtime subscriptions, Storage, and Vector embeddings.
Software Included
| Package | Version | License |
|---|---|---|
| Supabase studio | 0.23.06 | Apache 2 on GitHub |
| Kong | 2.8.1 | Apache 2 on GitHub |
| Supabase auth | 2.62.1 | MIT on GitHub |
| Postgre | 11.1 | MIT on GitHub |
| Realtime | 2.10.1 | Apache 2 on GitHub |
| Storage | 0.40.4 | Apache 2 on GitHub |
| Postgres Meta | 0.66.3 | Apache 2 on GitHub |
| PostgreSQL | 15.1.0.90 | Postgre |
Getting started after deploying Supabase
Please wait about 10 minutes after the VPS is created, docker containers initialisation requires some time. After ssh is enabled the VPS is ready to be used.
On your first SSH login to the VPS, you will be greeted by a Supabase setup script.
The first step is to enter your domain name. Make sure that your domain is pointing to the new VPS IP.
The DNS Host may be the same company you registered the domain with or another entity you designate. To connect your DNS hosting to EasyCloudify, check out our guide.
Once your A record is set up, you are ready to enter your domain in the script.
Next, the script will ask your email.
The script will configure HTTPS automatically for your droplet. We highly recommend setting HTTPS since using a domain is useless without it.
Supabase will be available in a few minutes after. For accessing the supabase in your browser, use https://%YOUR_DOMAIN%.
If you cancel entering domain, you can retry after next login. Before domain setup is complete, supabase application is accessible by IP - https://%DVPS_IP%
Supabase login and password are located in /srv/supabase/supabase/docker/.env file, last two lines. Login into droplet using ssh and check login & password
Getting started with Supabase
Supabase documentation is great, spend some time to check out - https://supabase.com/docs, you can start from https://supabase.com/docs/guides/getting-started
Your Supabase data is protected with Backups
EasyCloudify offers out-of-the-box weekly backups with 1-click restore options. But if you prefer you can automate Supabase backups using using GitHub Actions: Automated backups using GitHub Actions