Are there any backend-as-a-service options where I can self-host everything on my own infrastructure?

“- PostgreSQL is a major advantage.”

“- Excellent SDKs for JavaScript, Flutter, and other platforms.”

“- Large ecosystem.”

“- You retain direct access to your database.”

“- Self-hosted functionality isn't identical to Supabase Cloud.”

“- You manage backups, upgrades, monitoring, and scaling.”

“- Some managed-platform features aren't available.”

“- Very comprehensive feature set.”

“- Good developer experience.”

“- Designed as an integrated backend rather than a collection of unrelated services.”

“- Supports both REST and GraphQL APIs.”

“- Less SQL-centric than Supabase.”

“- You need to manage the infrastructure and upgrades yourself.”

“- Extremely easy to deploy.”

“- Very low resource consumption.”

“- Minimal infrastructure requirements.”

“- MIT licensed.”

“- Excellent for prototypes, smaller applications, and internal tools.”

“- SQLite rather than PostgreSQL.”

“- Not designed for horizontal scaling like a distributed backend.”

“- Still pre-1.0, with potential backward-compatibility changes.”

“- Its maintainership and support model are relatively small.”

“- GraphQL-first development experience.”

“- PostgreSQL underneath.”

“- Good integration with modern frontend frameworks.”

“- Open-source components.”

“- More components to operate.”

“- Smaller ecosystem than Supabase.”

“- GraphQL might not be what you want if you prefer REST.”

“Parse is a mature open-source backend framework.”

“It typically uses MongoDB and is particularly interesting if you want to build a custom backend while retaining BaaS conveniences.”

“- Automatic GraphQL APIs from PostgreSQL.”

“- Realtime GraphQL subscriptions.”

“- Authorization and permission rules.”

“This gives you a completely self-hosted backend assembled from independent components.”