Us Looking for someone to guide / assit me with setting up a proper DevOps / CI / CD with multiple SB environments and GitHub, then test-driving it end to end (e.g. doing a dummy code change and some schema changes) to ensure that it all works. The goal is to allow multiple developers to code against their own local SB dev environments, submit their work for my review (as PRs?) that upon approval/merging will become available for testing in an online staging environment and then released it into prod environment. All that in a smooth robust process with minimum manual steps (which means automated DB backups, no manual SQL scripts etc.) Also, every week or so, developers will need to get a fresh copy of live DB on their own. You Have hands-on experience with setting up something like this with Supabase / GitHub for projects / businesses that are using it to develop software that's actually used by real users / to run the business / make profit etc. (i.e. not a hobby / demo / learning / side project). Very good English is also required. Knowledge of Supabase paltform (DB, Storage), SQL and realted GitHub stuff (Actions etc.) is naturally a must. If you know your way around SvelteKit / NodeJS, it's a bonus. Background I'm a solo dev / CTO currently working on automated migration of the schema and data from our legacy Airtable-based app into Supabase. Currently it's a messy half-manual process with multiple SQL and NodeJS scripts. I realized that probably it is best to start at the end: first set up the whole DevOps / CI / CD process for regular post-migration / post-go-live development and then do the initial data migration and app go-live following this same process as closely as possible. Payment Open to both, one fixed payment or paying by the hour. Depending on which way we go, we'll define the scope and desired result either fully or for the next step / milestone. Please DM me if interested. I'm in GMT (IST) time zone.

When you figure it all out, make sure to write it down and sell it for $20 as an e-book for me 🤦‍♂️

Why, did you try to set up something like that and it didn't work? 😦