Markizano.NET

After giving it a good trial, Supabase is just not working for me. I really did put in some effort to learn how this works and to try to run this stack. For a self-hosted setup, Supabase is just not for me. Here’s why: Out of the Box Docker Functionality Poorly documented issues AI Access is not built-in (as advertised) Self-Hosted != BaaS Scale? Out of the Box Docker Functionality They say it’s supposed to work out of the box … Just clone the code. Copy your project over. Run docker compose up and you’re off and running to the races! Want more customization? Configure as needed! This was not the case for me. I had to heavily mull thru the docs, configuration, learn the setup. Then on top of that, I HAD to setup my own domains (e.g. studio.mydomain.com, analytics.mydomain.com, functions.mydomain.com, et al) because it didn’t do service discovery properly. I also had to change the network type to bridged because the native network type obscurred all the services and for...

Okay, so one day, I sit down at my system and I refresh the page on https://phpmyadmin/ to get the most up to date information from the database. I come to find that the page was blank! I get a white page with nothing in it. I check the source code, but the text is still there. I looked firebug, and there were no errors. Later, I checked apache's error logs, and they were blank (except for the expected warnings about an invalid security certificate), I checked PHP logs and there was nothing to be reported (on E_ALL &~E_NOTICE <- which I despise, btw). I am not very keen on debugging phpMyAdmin because I realize that it had been written with the intention of PHP4 in mind. There was no separation between the logic and presentation in a MVC-style fashion. Adminer is an awesome file. It pretty much does phpMyAdmin does except search.... and it's lightning fast! Not like phpMyAdmin that could take loads of time to generate all that HTML. I was a little skeptical that a sing...