Deploy self-hosted Supabase with Docker Compose
Deployment
Deploy self-hosted Supabase with Docker Compose
Stand up the full self-hosted Supabase backend on Quake AI using the validated OpenTofu template supabase-selfhost. The canonical walkthrough is Deploy Supabase with the supabase-selfhost template: apply the template, read generated credentials, serve the API over HTTPS, reach Studio, and connect a client app.
You run the stack yourself on infrastructure you own; this is a self-hosted backend you operate, not the managed Supabase cloud.
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