No , pocketbase needs persistent storage. If you had a server you could just copy the executable there and place it under a subdomain and configure something like ngnix to forward all requests to your endpoint to the pocketbase instance.
Something like gcp cloud engine or even better some free solutions recommended by the community awesome pocketbase could work for you.
Also if i have a repo using pocket base with about more refined code GitHub repo
Plus this gem was put out on how to use it with Nextjs 13
Great tool , you might need to learn a thing or two about bare metal hosting or docker containers, it's a worth while investment
Also sorry for the late response
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Great post!
How would one go about to use pocketbase in production?
Could you just attach it to the repo and then deploy it via e.g vercel?
No , pocketbase needs persistent storage. If you had a server you could just copy the executable there and place it under a subdomain and configure something like ngnix to forward all requests to your endpoint to the pocketbase instance.
Something like gcp cloud engine or even better some free solutions recommended by the community awesome pocketbase could work for you.
Also if i have a repo using pocket base with about more refined code GitHub repo
Plus this gem was put out on how to use it with Nextjs 13
Great tool , you might need to learn a thing or two about bare metal hosting or docker containers, it's a worth while investment
Also sorry for the late response