How to access the PostgREST API data in prod. #3048
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Good evening, everyone. I am currently delving into PostgREST, and I have successfully established a connection between my database and PostgREST, enabling me to integrate the API into my Next.js application. However, I seek guidance on the proper procedures for deploying PostgREST and my database to a production environment and hosting platform such as Render. Any insights or recommendations on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. I can access the PostgREST data locally using localhost:3000. But this won't work in prod. My App is deployed to render. Please how do I go further from here ? |
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Hi! I was going to suggest using Nginx as explained in this tutorial, but it seems that Render has its own way of deploying applications. According to Render, here's how to deploy a PostgreSQL DB and here's an example I found for a PostgREST deployment (it uses the Docker image). You'll have to experiment a bit there, I'm not sure if it works or if it's safe/the right way to deploy it. I suggest also asking the Render support to get more info on the deployment process. |
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Hi! I was going to suggest using Nginx as explained in this tutorial, but it seems that Render has its own way of deploying applications. According to Render, here's how to deploy a PostgreSQL DB and here's an example I found for a PostgREST deployment (it uses the Docker image).
You'll have to experiment a bit there, I'm not sure if it works or if it's safe/the right way to deploy it. I suggest also asking the Render support to get more info on the deployment process.