Getting Started
Self-host PowerSync in your own infrastructure (PowerSync Open Edition or PowerSync Enterprise Self-Hosted Edition).
The PowerSync Open Edition is currently considered a beta release as it still requires more detailed documentation and guides.
From a stability perspective the Open Edition is production-ready as it uses the same codebase as our Cloud version.
Please reach out on our Discord if you have any questions not yet covered in these docs.
The PowerSync Service can be self-hosted using Docker. It is published to Docker Hub as journeyapps/powersync-service
Note that the PowerSync Dashboard is currently not available in the PowerSync Open Edition.
We have five starting points, detailed below:
Overview Video (1 minute)
This video provides a quick introduction to the PowerSync Open Edition:
Demo Project (5 minutes)
The quickest way to get a feel for the system is to run our example project on your development machine using Docker Compose. You can find it here:
Local Development With Docker Compose (variable)
If you plan to self-host for development purposes only, we have a section describing how to easily do this using Docker Compose:
Deployment Templates (15 minutes)
Some deployment templates are coming in the future.
Installation (1 hour)
See our Installation section for instructions to run the PowerSync Service in a production environment.
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