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Supabase vs Vaultwarden

Technical hardware and popularity breakdown for self-hosting Supabase and Vaultwarden on cloud VPS servers.

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Candidate A

Supabase

supabase/supabase
★ 0

Open-source Firebase alternative providing Postgres database, Authentication, Instant APIs, and Storage.

Min RAM
4 GB
CPU Cores
2 vCPU
Disk Storage
30 GB
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Candidate B

Vaultwarden

dani-garcia/vaultwarden
★ 38.9k

Lightweight Bitwarden server written in Rust, compatible with all official Bitwarden mobile and browser apps.

Min RAM
256 MB
Lower RAM
CPU Cores
1 vCPU
Disk Storage
5 GB
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Full Technical Benchmark Breakdown

Specification Supabase Vaultwarden Advantage
Primary Category databases security —
Minimum RAM Required 4 GB 256 MB Vaultwarden (3.8 GB lighter)
GitHub Stars ★ 0 ★ 38,900 Vaultwarden (+38,900 stars)
GitHub Forks 0 2,100 Vaultwarden
License FOSS AGPL-3.0 Open-Source
Primary Language N/A Rust —
Docker Image supabase/studio:latest vaultwarden/server:latest Both Container Ready
Multi-App Server Sizing

Can You Run Both Supabase & Vaultwarden Together?

Yes! Running both simultaneously requires approximately 6 GB RAM including host OS and Docker daemon buffers. A single standard $6-$10/mo cloud VPS easily hosts both without bottlenecks.