Slade_Wilson118
Slade_Wilson118•2mo ago

Convex Selfhost

Hi, can i run convex selfhost in offline environment? If yes, can i do any upgrade offline?
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Convex Bot
Convex Bot•2mo ago
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jamwt
jamwt•2mo ago
hi! yes, selfhost should work just fine in a kind of loopback or local network without connection to the greater internet. can you say more about what upgrade you'd want to do that you're concerned about?
Slade_Wilson118
Slade_Wilson118OP•2mo ago
I have an offline environment, and i want to use convex to build an app in this offline env, but i want to make sure if i go with convex, and then convex release a new update, how can i update or upgrade the selfhosted version without internet connection? Like if i am using docker to run convex, and convex got new major update, what will i do, i want to know how can i update my selfhosted convex without internet connection I really want to use convex, but i want to make sure before i go with it and build the app Because i might build a mid size ERP for a company, and i know convex will carry me. But they want me to deploy it to offline env, and i want to make sure if there is any major convex upgrade, i need to find a away to upgrade the server without exposing it to the internet 🫠🫠🫠
@uwascan
@uwascan•2mo ago
You will definitely need internet to download the latest convex docker images. Or you can pull the images on your dev computer and export the image to a tar file which you can easily import into the local offline docker instance. Google and LLMs are your friends

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