🔄 Easily Sync different Supabase Instances with Supabase Migrations / CLI

Syncing Supabase Instances with Supabase Migrations should come easy - without manual backups and imports. Hope it does with this video.
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[@nothing9648]

Awesome video, its waay better then any docs on the supabase website.

[@lcfd]

Thank you ❤ Really. You should be included in the Supabase team.

[@ThingEngineer]

Brilliant! Answered my exact question and two or three that I would have had. Thank you.

[@Markeldo]

Awesome tutorial! I am very grateful for this video!

[@MohammedYasinMulla]

Thank you so much, your video helped me debugg lot of issues. 🎉

[@activenode]

💪🎉

[@blimatech]

Thanks for this video! Amazing! Just subscribed to your channel!

[@thedelanyo]

Your videos are highly advance and invaluable 😃

[@activenode]

These comments are invaluable :)

[@Danielo515]

Wonderful, detailed and nice explanation

[@adelalahmed1722]

Thank you for the information

[@zBrain0]

This is great information. Clicking subscribe🎉

[@phantazzor]

thanks ! what about with a docker container

[@alastairtheduke]

I also like snaplet for anonymized data as well as for easily creating test scenarios and it has supabase support out of the box

[@activenode]

Yeah, that's cool as well

[@Michaeljamieson10]

really awesome

[@kamil_supabase_enjoyer]

We need more about Supabase Branhcing. I hope that you will create a video about it or say something about branching in your book. BTW If you need someone who can check for errors or spelling mistakes in your book Im available.

[@activenode]

Thank you so much for your feedback, really appreciated! The book is published as part of Packt Publishing which currently has reviewers but I'm happy to get in touch with you for any other things or in case we need more. Where would I be able to contact you?

[@golangpoland8353]

​@@activenode Hello David. Supabase_enjoyer here from different account. KZbin really dont like when you paster urls in comments... I send you an invitation on Linkedin

[@kamil_supabase_enjoyer]

😍😍😍

[@TheMisterMench]

What about a video on the new branching feature?

[@activenode]

Hm, good idea 😎🧐

[@chetanchoudhary08]

what about edge functions, storage for multi environment. can't find much in docs

[@activenode]

Edge functions: see other comments where I responded:) Wdym with multiregion storage? CDN?

[@Anarki9891]

Can you do a self hosted sentry setup?

[@activenode]

As sentry unfortunately is not open-source - yet - I don't think many would benefit from that. So unfortunately not in the near future. Let's see how the Business License evolves

[@MohamedYasser-hg2ef]

Hello, I think that my case may be pretty different and I was wondering if you can help me. I had been using supabase for about 1 year now, and now I decided to migrate to self-hosting to have a more scalable server. But I don't know how to move the current data and auth from the supabase-hosted project to my server. Can you please help me figure it out ?

[@activenode]

It's in fact the same approach as shown. When you use a fresh local setup with npx supabase init and then on your existing project use npx supabase db diff it will compare it to your existing empty one and create all of the required structural sql (migration). That's step 1. Step 2 is then, again, same as in the video, run npx supabase db dump --data-only to get the data. Step 3 would be to run npx supabase db push --include-seed (to also push the data) and you should be done. For both cases all schemas, including auth, will be properly backed up. Try it out. Maybe watch the video again a and try it out?