Add Storage Backups in Sync with Database Backups

[IdrisCelik]

Currently, Supabase automated backups (and Point-In-Time Recovery) only back up the Postgres database. The Supabase Storage (buckets and objects) are not included in these backups. This creates a serious integrity issue between the database and storage, since restoring a database backup will not restore the corresponding state of files in Storage.

Problem

• When restoring from a database backup or using PITR, the storage.objects table reflects metadata from a past point in time, but the actual files in the storage bucket reflect the current state. This mismatch can lead to:
• Broken links or missing files referenced in the restored database
• Orphaned files in buckets that no longer exist in the restored metadata
• Data integrity issues for any app relying on synced database–storage relationships
• Difficulty in disaster recovery or environment rollback

Proposed Solution

• Add Storage backups that are automatically:
• Included in the same backup cycle as database backups
• Point-in-time consistent with the database snapshot (for PITR-enabled projects)
• Restorable alongside database recovery, ensuring data and file integrity

Benefits

• Data integrity: Ensures database and storage remain in sync after restoration
• Reliable recovery: Enables full environment recovery to a consistent past state
• Developer confidence: Reduces risk of corruption or missing assets after restores
• Enterprise readiness: Aligns Supabase with best practices for complete backup solutions similar to AWS RDS + S3 versioned backups

Optional Enhancements

• Ability to selectively restore storage buckets to a specific point in time
• Integration with existing PITR timelines for seamless rollback
• Option to enable versioned or incremental backups to optimize costs

[PidgeyBE]

How is it possible this doesn't get more attention?
This means you can't safely use Supabase Storage, right?
Cause you basically can't backup/restore...

Also for disaster recovery plans, it's necessary to be able to backup/restore supabase storage, which doesn't seem to be possible at the moment...