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Chuỗi bài: Supabase từ setup đến deploy

Giới thiệu chuỗi 10 bài Supabase (BaaS trên Postgres): tổng quan, setup, schema, migrations, auth, Prisma, RLS, API, Realtime/Edge, deploy.

2026-03-172 phút đọcVI

Series: Supabase from setup to deploy

This 10-post series introduces Supabase (Backend-as-a-Service on Postgres): from overview, project setup, schema design, migrations, auth, ORM, RLS, API, Realtime/Edge to deploy and CI/CD. Content is generic, suited to engineers building backends or adopting BaaS; usable as training material or blog posts.

Audience

  • Developers/engineers adding Supabase to their stack (Postgres, Auth, API, Realtime).
  • Teams standardizing workflow: migrations, env, RLS, multiple environments (dev/staging/prod).

How to read

  • Read in order 01 → 10 if you are new.
  • You can jump by topic (e.g. Auth only, RLS only) — each post is relatively self-contained, with pointers to previous posts when needed.
  • Each post is about 5–8 pages, with sample code and an “apply in your architecture” section.

Map of the 10 posts

#PostMain content
1Supabase overviewWhat Supabase is; Postgres, Auth, API; place in the stack; when to choose it
2Project setup, CLI and envCreate project, CLI, folder structure; env vars; secure .env
3Schema and table designTable design principles, naming, UUID vs serial; example schema
4Migrations: write and applySQL migrations, order, Studio vs CLI; basic rollback
5Auth: JWT and backend integrationSupabase Auth, JWT; verify JWT on backend; session and refresh
6Prisma + SupabaseConnect Prisma to Supabase; introspect vs migrate; avoid conflicts
7Row Level Security (RLS)What RLS is; writing policies; testing; multi-tenant / per-user
8API: PostgREST vs custom APIPostgREST auto API; when to use custom API; REST contract
9Realtime and Edge FunctionsRealtime subscriptions; Edge Functions; when to use them
10Deploy, CI/CD and multi-projectDeploy migrations; CI/CD; multiple projects; secure keys

Notes

  • Generic content: Not tied to a specific product or system; code examples and conventions are general.
  • Blog-style: Moderate depth, easy to read.
  • Architecture principles: Posts emphasize domain separation, secure-by-default (RLS, secrets), API contract, environment-based config, versioned schema.

Next: 01 — Supabase overview

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