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The database backing this, Supabase, describes itself as "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases". I suppose that means this tool is "stable enough fo
by sneak 3y ago
The database backing this, Supabase, describes itself as "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases".
I suppose that means this tool is "stable enough for most non-enterprise use-cases", which means I can't use it despite wanting to.
- alostpuppy 3y agoOn the pricing page, the paid plans are “production ready.” I wonder how they define an enterprise.
- makestuff 3y agoSupabase uses PostgreSQL and they support offboarding from Supabase so you probably could make this enterprise ready.
- kiwicopple 3y agoI assure you that you're not going to reach the level of enterprise we're talking about there (where some sort of sharding strategy becomes important). Basically - if you would run it on RDS, you can run it on Supabase
- spiderice 3y agoThe capabilities of Shelf are going to be the limiting factor to enterprise use far before Supabase/Postgres will be.