Building Enterprise-Ready Scalable Backends with Open Source: Amplication & Supabase
Session Description
- Objective: Demonstrate how open source tools like Amplication and Supabase streamline enterprise backend development.
- Tools:
- Amplication: Auto-generate production-ready Node.js/TypeScript backends (APIs, services, admin UIs).
- Supabase: Open source Firebase alternative with PostgreSQL, auth, and real-time capabilities.
- Why It Matters:
- Enterprises need scalable, secure, and cost-effective solutions.
- Open source avoids vendor lock-in and enables customization.
- Live Demo:
- Step-by-step setup of Amplication for API generation.
- Integrate Supabase for real-time data and auth.
- Deploy a sample backend (e.g., Freelance marketplace microservice).
- Best Practices:
- Security hardening for enterprise use.
- Scaling strategies for high-traffic systems.
- Monitoring and debugging tips.
- Real-World Use Case:
- How Renocrew Solutions used this stack for a project.
Key Takeaways
- How to use Amplication to automate backend code generation.
- Integrate Supabase for scalable, real-time databases.
- Enterprise-grade security and deployment best practices.
- Cost savings and flexibility of open source vs. proprietary tools.
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Speakers
Shree Mundade
Reviews
I don't find a "Getting started with Amplication/Supabase" tutorial particularly interesting. That can be learnt easily from documentation. Perhaps talking about the challenges and effectiveness of a solution where these services are self-hosted would be more interesting.
A very trivial case presented in the abstract. A better demonstration should have presented a real world use-case where Amplification & Supabase have helped the organization, Renocrew, for instance benefited from this solution.
This is more of a tutorial and information is available online.
Requesting the proposer to add more references of code/slides. Appears very generic at the moment.
The proposal was too much of a generic tutorial, and the information could be easily found in online documentation. There were also concerns about the lack of real-world use cases or specific challenges from your own experience. For future submissions, we encourage you to present a more focused talk on a real-world problem you solved or a unique technical challenge you overcame using FOSS tools.