Supabase

We are moving to General Availability. During the first year of Supabase, we set ourselves a goal: build a managed platform capable of securely running 1 million databases. Today we've proven that metric and we're announcing the General Availability of the platform that will serve the next 99 million. We've been production-ready for years now. We kept the “beta” label because we wanted to make sure that our organization could support all types of customers, no matter their demands. Today we're confident in our ability to take any profile of customer and help them become successful. We have a crew of amazing Postgres engineers and support staff who work tirelessly to educate customers with Postgres technicalities, improving our product simultaneously. Whether you're an indie hacker or a Fortune 500, Supabase can scale comfortably for your production workload. Rocketships like Udio, Krea, Humata, and Pika use Supabase to build fast and scale faster. Enterprise customers such as Mozilla, PwC, Johnson & Johnson, and 1Password use Supabase to manage their applications securely. 36% of the last Y Combinator batch used Supabase to launch their start-up. Read more: https://supabase.com/ga

First-class support for third-party authentication providers https://lnkd.in/g9kjG64h

Announcing the Vercel + Supabase Partnership. https://lnkd.in/gUqYTPbp

Python is now officially supported https://lnkd.in/eARs69AW

Implement Anonymous Sign-ins with just one line of code https://lnkd.in/eRTmVqRi

vec2pg is a powerful CLI that makes it easy to migrate your vectors/embeddings to any Postgres service that supports pgvector https://lnkd.in/eXwwsF7n

We've extended MFA to support SMS and WhatsApp 📞 https://lnkd.in/ea8B-FFj

Hackathon alert 🚨 Supabase Launch Week 12 Hackathon will start on September 13th! Full details in the blog post. https://lnkd.in/eDdXtFSr

We've introduced a new configuration parameter `private` to signal to Realtime servers that you want to check authorization on the channel https://lnkd.in/em-rAZdA

Foreign Data Wrappers (FDWs) allow Postgres to interact with externally hosted data. To operate a FDW, the user creates a foreign table. When queried, the foreign table reaches out to the 3rd party service, collects the requested data, and returns it to the query in the shape defined by the foreign table. This allows seamless querying and data manipulation across different tools as if they were local tables from within Postgres. The Wasm FDW feature is available today on the Supabase platform Read more: https://lnkd.in/e3u-E2cG