SQLite volumeDefault
TrailBase with local durable depot storage.
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TrailBase
Firebase-style application backend with SQLite-backed durable state.
Appaloft · Official Appaloft catalogReviewed 2026-05-24cloud-trailbase · v1.0.0
Deployment highlights
- Single container application backend with built-in APIs, auth, and admin UI.
- Official Docker image runs on port 4000.
- TrailBase state is stored on a durable volume.
Good for
- Firebase-style app backends
- Internal tools with auth and REST APIs
- Small teams that want a compact self-hosted backend
Deployment variants
Deployment variants
The public Blueprint describes application topology. Appaloft's install plan confirms resource creation, reuse, and upgrade checks.
Environment profiles
PreviewProduction · Default
Upgrade impact
Upgrade strategy: image-tag
Manual review required · No destructive changes declared
Blueprint manifest
Topology Appaloft will create
This topology comes from the public Blueprint manifest. Dependencies are created or bound to existing resources through the install plan.
Components · 1
TrailBase
service- Runtime
- container-image · trailbase/trailbase:latest
- Public ports
- http:4000/http Public
- Routes
- http/_/admin/
- Health check
- HTTP /_/admin/
- Bound resources
- data
Dependencies · 1
TrailBase depot
volume- Dependency
- volume
- Required
- Required
Installation configuration
Installation configuration
Parameters are ordinary install-time settings. Secrets are shown only by key and source; this page never collects or displays their values.
Parameters · 1
App name
APP_NAMEType: string · Required · Default: trailbase
Secrets · 0
None