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Supabase Docker Self-Hosting Guide
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- Setup and Access
- Docker is easiest way to start Supabase self-hosting
- Requires Git and Docker installation on Windows, MacOS, or Linux
- Studio accessible at http://<your-ip>:8000 with default credentials
- All APIs available through same gateway at http://<your-domain>:8000
- Security and Configuration
- Default credentials should be changed immediately
- API keys generated using JWT Secret for secure access
- Secrets should be stored in secure management systems
- Dashboard authentication requires basic credentials
- Architecture Components
- Kong acts as cloud-native API gateway
- GoTrue manages users and issues JWT tokens
- PostgREST turns PostgreSQL into RESTful API
- Supavisor manages database connections efficiently
- Storage uses S3 with PostgreSQL permissions
- Configuration Options
- SMTP server configuration available through environment variables
- Storage can be configured to use S3
- Database can be exposed directly or through Supavisor
- Analytics server requires additional configuration
- Services can be updated frequently for security patches