Hi, I feel like I must be missing something obvious here, but anyway. Currently trying to evaluate Supabase for a project I need to get moving on (the other option I'm looking at is Parse). I've set up self hosting using Docker (self hosting is important for this project), and I see "Default Organization" and "Default Project"... I assume it is possible to set up new Organizations and Projects, but I can't see how in the interface or in the documentation and so far googling hasn't given me the answer either.

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Jonathan H (2022-04-09)

Thanks, but I'm afraid that really doesn't tell me much (I came across it before). It tells me that studio won't offer a way to create or administer projects, but it doesn't say what will. If self hosting is supposed to be a thing (and the supabase are clearly saying that it is an option), then creating projects on that host must also be a thing, otherwise it would appear to be about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

A project in supabase's cloud is a server. Each project has a database, PostgREST, storage API, gotrue, etc. I don't use self hosting, but I think the idea is what you installed is the equivalent of a project. SB does not provide a way to manage your server infrastructure if you have multiple server/projects running other than the CLI.

Thanks, that makes some sense as a setup, though unless on instance of Studio can switch between multiple project instances the interface is rather confusing IMHO.

https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/about menu is on the left at the bottom.