WZ-IT migrates Supabase Cloud projects into an isolated target environment with German providers and operates PostgreSQL, Auth, Storage, Realtime and Functions fully managed or co-managed. Your team can continue developing the application and release changes through the agreed deployment path.
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For production operations, the connected services and actual user journeys must be considered together.
Plan and test schemas, roles, extensions, functions, triggers, policies and pooling around the application.
Understand providers, redirects, SMTP, tokens, service_role use and administrative user paths.
Include buckets, object access, metadata, Realtime channels and data volumes in backup and monitoring.
Deploy Edge Functions, webhooks, environment variables, runtime differences and external APIs in a controlled way.
Explore principles, assessment criteria and operating paths for Section 203, Supabase, open source and AI-generated software in the knowledge cluster.
Open the professional secrecy knowledge clusterMigration is not reduced to a database dump. After the move, the application still needs to work with Auth, Storage, Functions and permissions.
Tightly coupled project
Documented target environment
WZ-IT clearly separates platform operations and required application changes before preparing the proposal.
Deploy required services, versions, domains, certificates and environments around the application.
Monitor, back up and update PostgreSQL and observe capacity, connections, extensions and maintenance requirements.
Plan login providers, redirect URLs, SMTP, token lifetimes and necessary user communication.
Treat files, bucket configuration, metadata, retention and recovery separately from database backup.
Move cloud, Lovable, Firebase or existing Supabase starting points through a test run and acceptance criteria.
Move URLs, keys, secrets, pooling, Functions, webhooks and deployments to the target backend and connect ongoing development through Git and the agreed deployment path.
The right path depends on which Supabase components and platform dependencies the application actually uses.
An existing project moves with its relevant database, Auth, Storage and Function components into a controlled target environment.
Application and data are separated from a tightly coupled development setup and moved to transparent Supabase operations.
Backend, role model and operating path are designed from the start for confidential data and future development.
Source, German target environment, user journeys, fallback, Section 203 addenda and responsibility for development and operations are agreed before cutover.
Capture database, Auth, Storage, Realtime, Functions, extensions, volume and connected applications.
Configure platform, domains, SMTP, backups, monitoring, access and required integrations.
Transfer components in a test run and validate counts, policies, logins, files and core functions.
Move production data, switch the application, complete acceptance and start managed or co-managed operations with the agreed deployment path.
For the initial contact, approximate figures and a list of components in use are sufficient.
Related services for code assessment, co-development, open source and Supabase migration.
Move Supabase Cloud, Firebase, Lovable or another source through a rehearsal and controlled cutover.
View serviceHave Supabase operated after migration with monitoring, backups, updates and an agreed service level.
View serviceAssess the connected application, RLS, auth, secrets and deployment before cutover.
View serviceMove AI-generated frontends and the Supabase backend into a dependable production path together.
View serviceDescribe the source, Supabase components in use and required target. We assess migration, platform and ongoing operations together.
Operating models, applications, infrastructure and contractual integration
Technically, Supabase can be part of a suitably designed target architecture. This requires considering not only PostgreSQL but also Auth, Storage, Functions, administrative access, backups and the actual application integration.
Yes. The repository and development tools can remain in use. WZ-IT connects the application to the new Supabase environment and can operate the automated deployment path with separate staging and production environments, approvals and rollback.
Usually not. A dump covers database contents but does not automatically include Auth configuration, Storage files, bucket rules, Functions, secrets, redirects, SMTP and all application-side dependencies.
The available path depends on source, provider, password and token handling and the target configuration. WZ-IT records the starting point and plans transfer, necessary re-authentication or a transition process before cutover.
They are treated as a separate component. Database backup and object files use different backup and recovery paths, and both must match the agreed recovery objective.
Yes, if application, repository and backend components are accessible and technically transferable. In addition to Supabase migration, WZ-IT identifies which URLs, keys, deployments and functions need to change in the application.
The proposal is calculated individually. Relevant factors include components, data volume, migration, availability, backup objectives, integrations, application changes and the required service level.
No risk: worst case, you leave with a clearer understanding of your project than before.


“WZ-IT's advice on our Azure migration was technically sound and completely non-binding right from the intro call - we took away a great deal.”
Whether a specific IT challenge or just an idea - we look forward to the exchange. In a brief conversation, we'll evaluate together if and how your project fits with WZ-IT.