The article discusses security measures and load testing for a self-hosted Supabase setup, including layers like ufw, fail2ban, Kong API gateway, basic auth for Studio, and Falco for runtime intrusion detection. Load tests reveal that continuous re-authentication can saturate the server's CPU, but realistic user behavior with cached JWTs shows minimal impact, highlighting the importance of understanding real-world usage patterns. Content creators should consider the complexity of self-hosting versus using managed services like Supabase for ease and reliability.
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