Chris Gwilliams

Thanks for this, this looks like an issue with migrating the analytics schema for Logflare. To check: 1. Are the credentials correct for the Postgres db? Check you can `psql`...

The postgres credentials are in your `.env` file. PSQL documentation is [here](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/app-psql.html) instructions can be found here. Please **do not** share those credentials here (or anywhere else). This is only...

Use the credentials in that file to confirm that you can connect to your Postgres container. If you cannot, delete the postgres container and volumes and run it again (note:...

Postgres does not support HTTP connections so you cannot use a browser to connect. Try using a SQL GUI (i.e. pgAdmin) or psql (documentation in the comment above) If you...

ok, so you have connected. that is good. are you connected as the user `supabase_admin` or as `postgres`?

OK, logflare is using the `supabase_admin` user (per your docker file), so you will need to try connecting with that

Correct. It is doing that because it cannot connect to the database (see the logs you posted). 1. Try connecting to the database with `supabase_admin` and confirm it works 2....

Use the credentials from your env file. Check the docs https://supabase.com/docs/guides/self-hosting for more info

You will need the credentials of the `supabase_admin` user (or switch Analytics to connect using `postgres` in your config or create the `supabase_admin` user). If you do not have an...

Hi @Nirajkashyap Thanks for opening. What you are trying to do is not something we support in any official way. To debug the issue, are you able to run the...