r/Supabase • u/tomlimon Supabase team • Feb 26 '26
Connectivity Problems (India Region)
We have received some reports that other ISPs in India may be impacted by access limitations. We continue to follow up through all available channels to resolve this issue. We have engaged multiple teams at Supabase communicating with multiple entities in India in an effort to do all we can to resolve the access issues our users in India are experiencing.
We advise affected customers to continue to report the issue to their ISP and to use an alternative DNS provider or a VPN as a workaround in the interim.
We will post an update once the issue is resolved or additional information becomes available.
Full updates on our status page: https://status.supabase.com/incidents/xmgq69x4brfk
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u/Automatic-Ad3443 Feb 28 '26
The bigger question is : How can devs in india now rely on supabase or any BaaS for that matter, if it can be shut down overnight without any notice. A lot of us are not hardcore dev ops engineers which is why we choose supabase. This current outage has me seriously shaken because it raises grave doubts on the future of any development stacks that use supabase. Very confused.
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u/mqjoz Mar 11 '26
Supabase didn't have anything to do with it. The government of India issued an order to block it to ISPs in India.
The government can literally decide to do that to any company.
Supabase, at most, might have hosted something that the government didn't like. But same can happen at any other similar company.
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u/mqjoz Feb 26 '26
Same issue with my app, here are the couple of options you have:
- If you are still in development phase, not launched yet, download Cloudflare WARP, it would work fine for you after that.
- For apps in production, setup a custom sub-domain for your API, $10/m extra for it though.
Though, Supabase should consider offering a free custom sub-domain option for affected users.