Added mine too :)

Ah I didn't know you could do that. Even better

I think the connection with Github is relatively recent, haven't noticed it before

Hey, is there any API, or plans, to create new databases programatically?

Basically a SAAS which uses Supabase as the backend, but requires an individual database for each customer

Oh nice one, did not see that

Might be a strange question but can you use Hasura on top of a Supabase postgresQL database? Our main reason is migration as we could transfer all the data into database but still use Hasura on the frontend and slowly update endpoints.

you can definitely use Hasura with Supabase - the database is just a Postgres database. If you end up doing this, we'd love if you can write a guide that we can link to

FYI the "Documentation" link on postgres-meta 404s: supabase.github.io/postgres-meta

thanks @User - checking

Oh well, it was about time Supabase joined Discord! Hi everyone!

That was a nice top bar announcement on the site to wake up to

will the existing postgress databases be upgraded to latest 13.3 for paid users? @supabase team

One thing I'm not sure about: how does supabase scale? I understand each project has it's own dedicated instance, but if you start adding more data, tables etc, does it automatically scale, and how quickly does that happen?

We haven't added high-availability (yet). So it's only vertical scaling for now which, since it's Postgres, gets you a very long way anyhow. At some point we'll introduce HA

Trying to work out if supabase is a candidate for a project with a lot of tables, and a lot of data 😄

what's "a lot" @User ?

Second, just calculating

250GB worth of data if that helps

(hoping you say "thats not a lot of data") haha

That's not a problem for Postgres. We'd need to scale the disk size for you, and depending on your read/write/computation needs we'd help you figure out some good options

I was say anything going above a terrabyte is getting on the large side - it's still not a problem for Postgres, just should be thought through in terms of indexes and data structures

Any plan on bringing a new pricing plan for hobbies?

1$/month for removing Inactivity Pausing on the existing Free Plan

TBH, I really interested in supabase, but I don't need that generous Pro Plan for my hobby project

*Personal website to be precise

If you one get a hit on your website per week I think you’d be fine. If you go weeks without hits, then, I don’t know.

Thing with $1/month to prevent inactivity is it wouldn’t actually cover the costs generated by forgotten instances - and I assume that’s the reason pausing is even a thing

Yeah, I already know how the Pausing works