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- Storage: s3 - Database: EC2 t4g - Functions: Deno We have tens-of-thousands of applications using Supabase in production. "Size" is a hard one to answer bec
by kiwicopple 4y ago
- Storage: s3
- Database: EC2 t4g
- Functions: Deno
We have tens-of-thousands of applications using Supabase in production. "Size" is a hard one to answer because it means different things to different people. We have projects that have databases and storage in the hundreds-of-terrabytes, projects making millions of API requests, and logos from Fortune 100 companies.
- kiwicopple 4y ago*hundreds-of-gigabytes - not terabytes. apologies, I’m responding too fast this week, and don’t want to mislead anyone
- ralusek 4y agoHow do you claim max DB size of 1024TB, are you guys using Citus? Would the user need to handle partitioning etc at that size?
- kiwicopple 4y agoThat is a now incorrect, and I will get the team to correct it. The max is 64TB (the size of a EBS volume, https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/volume_constraints.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/volume_c...) Thank you for pointing it out