PostgreSQL 17 | 18 Redis 8.2 | 8.8

Self-hosted PostgreSQL and Redis on your Ubuntu VPS

Redgres is a control plane for one PostgreSQL cluster and one Redis instance. The full-stack path is a raw installation: Ubuntu packages, Docker Redis, optional PgBouncer, and a systemd unit. It is not a hosted DBaaS and not an ORM.

Raw install commands vs Supabase, Neon, Prisma

Full stack on Ubuntu 24.04 or 26.04 
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/SSujitX/redgres.git
cd ~/redgres
sudo ./deploy/install.sh

What you get

An operator console (Go + React) that provisions project databases and Redis ACL users on a server you control. Apps connect with psql, Prisma, Drizzle, pgx, or any PostgreSQL driver. The browser never talks to Postgres or Redis directly.

What it is not

Not Supabase (no Auth, Storage, or generated API). Not Neon (no serverless scale-to-zero). Not Prisma or Drizzle (those stay in your application). See the comparison.

Redgres is Apache-2.0 and still finishing production gates. If you can fund test hosts, release work, or partnership, email ssujitxx@gmail.com.

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FAQ

Is Redgres a self-hosted Supabase or Neon alternative?

No. Supabase and Neon are hosted or platform Postgres products. Redgres installs raw PostgreSQL and Redis on your VPS and gives you an operator console.

Can I use Prisma or Drizzle with Redgres?

Yes. Your app talks to the PostgreSQL you installed. Redgres does not embed an ORM.

Which versions are in scope?

PostgreSQL 17 or 18, Redis 8.2 or 8.8, Ubuntu 24.04 or 26.04. No upstream latest.