Self-Hosting
Autovacuum Tuning for Self-Hosted Supabase: A Complete Guide
Learn to configure PostgreSQL autovacuum for self-hosted Supabase to prevent table bloat, optimize performance, and avoid database downtime.
Continue ReadingLearn to configure PostgreSQL autovacuum for self-hosted Supabase to prevent table bloat, optimize performance, and avoid database downtime.
Continue ReadingConfigure CAPTCHA protection for self-hosted Supabase using Cloudflare Turnstile or hCaptcha to prevent bot attacks and abuse.
Continue ReadingLearn how to implement Row Level Security policies for Supabase Storage to control file access in self-hosted deployments.
Continue ReadingLearn how to use PostgreSQL materialized views in self-hosted Supabase to speed up slow queries and build faster dashboards.
Continue ReadingDeploy self-hosted Supabase on ARM64 architecture to cut hosting costs by up to 40% on AWS Graviton, Raspberry Pi, and Apple Silicon.
Continue ReadingConfigure asymmetric JWT keys, manage sessions securely, and implement token security best practices for self-hosted Supabase instances.
Continue ReadingSet up passwordless magic link authentication for self-hosted Supabase with SMTP configuration, email templates, and troubleshooting.
Continue ReadingConfigure S3-compatible storage backends like MinIO, Cloudflare R2, and AWS S3 for your self-hosted Supabase instance with this complete guide.
Continue ReadingLearn how to set up CDC pipelines for self-hosted Supabase using logical replication, Supabase ETL, and Debezium.
Continue ReadingLearn how to install, enable, and manage PostgreSQL extensions in self-hosted Supabase to unlock 450+ extensions beyond cloud limits.
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