VPS for self-hosted Supabase

Self-hosted Supabase: Postgres, Auth, Storage and Studio on your VPS

On a Thinkmay VPS, choose Add app and pick Supabase. Thinkmay installs Docker first, then brings Supabase up with Docker Compose and secrets generated on your machine. Data stays on the VPS disk in Ho Chi Minh City.

At a glance

4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
Hourly, with a monthly cap
Servers in Ho Chi Minh City
Pay by VietQR or card

In every VPS

Editor and terminal

VS Code in the browser, with nothing to install on your machine.

Agents that keep going

Hand a task to a coding agent, close your laptop, and find it still working.

GitHub to HTTPS

Import a repo, build it and publish it on an HTTPS address.

Snapshots and a public IP

Snapshot before a big change, add a public IPv4 when you need one.

One click, its own secrets, no port clashes

Supabase is Postgres, Auth, Storage and the Studio dashboard, run with Docker Compose. Thinkmay installs Docker if needed, generates secrets for your install and picks free ports, printed in the install log.

  • Postgres, Auth, Storage, Studio
  • Docker Compose, Docker installed for you
  • Secrets generated on your machine
  • Needs 4 GB RAM and 30 GB disk
What makes it different

Every Thinkmay VPS opens VS Code and a terminal in your browser. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or Grok sessions keep running after you close the tab, and a GitHub repo you build gets its own HTTPS address.

Backups are yours to run

Self-hosted Supabase has no automatic backups. Stop the VPS and take a snapshot before big changes (last 3 kept), and add a scheduled pg_dump to somewhere else for data that matters.

Self-hosted Supabase questions

Can I install Supabase in one click on Thinkmay?

Yes. On the VPS page choose Add app and pick Supabase. Docker installs first if it is missing.

Where do I find the Studio port?

In the install log. Supabase picks free ports so it does not clash with other services.

Are there automatic backups?

No. Use VPS snapshots and your own scheduled pg_dump.

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