r/selfhosted • u/eldadfux • 16h ago
Release (No AI) Announcing Appwrite 2.0: Rewrite in TanStack, Postgres and more
Hey Redditors, we’re happy to share that the release of Appwrite 2.0 🚀
This is the biggest Appwrite release to date, after many months of work from the Appwrite team and the Appwrite community.
Some of the biggest updates:
- A completely new Console built with TanStack Start
- Built-in PostgreSQL (our most requested feature)
- DocumentsDB and VectorsDB
- MySQL as a service
- OAuth 2.1, so users can sign in with your Appwrite project
- Appwrite Firewall
- S3-compatible Storage gateway
- Appwrite Domains
There’s a lot more packed into 2.0, but these are some of the highlights.
We’ve been working on this very hard, and we also adjust the platform to feat natively in the new agentic era. Our focus was always to try and make developers most productive they can be and now same is true for agents.
Would love to hear what you think, especially what you’d like us to improve or build next, as a cliche as it may be, it does really help us push the platform and products within it as far as possible..
You can learn more at: https://appwrite.io/blog/post/announcing-appwrite-2
Docs available at: https://appwrite.io/docs
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u/iamdadmin 14h ago
Is it entirely free when you selfhost I.e. do you only charge for the SaaS version?
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u/eldadfux 14h ago
Self-hosting is complete free, Cloud service has pricing available here: https://appwrite.io/pricing
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u/Superb-Tap6073 15h ago
Been running Appwrite on my homelab for about a year now, the Postgres addition is actually huge, always felt weird having to use MariaDB when everything else i run is on Postgres
S3 compatible storage is nice too, makes backups way simpler with the tools i already have
Curious how the TanStack rewrite feels, the old console was fine but sometimes got a bit sluggish with many projects
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u/asimovs-auditor 16h ago
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