---
title: "Deploy Teable + Postgres/Redis - Open-Source Airtable Alternative"
description: "Teable Airtable alternative with Postgres, Redis, assets, and secrets."
category: "Other"
url: https://railway.com/deploy/teable-postgres-redis
---

# Deploy Teable + Postgres/Redis - Open-Source Airtable Alternative

Teable Airtable alternative with Postgres, Redis, assets, and secrets.

**[Deploy Teable + Postgres/Redis - Open-Source Airtable Alternative on Railway](https://railway.com/template/teable-postgres-redis)**

- **Creator:** leodev
- **Category:** Other

## Template content

### teable

- **Image:** ghcr.io/teableio/teable:latest
- **Health check:** /health
- **Public domain:** Yes

### postgres

- **Image:** postgres:15.4

### redis

- **Image:** redis:7.2.4

## Documentation

# Deploy and Host Teable + Postgres/Redis on Railway

Self-host Teable, an open-source Airtable alternative, with a public Teable web app, private Postgres, private Redis, persistent assets, and generated secrets.

## About Hosting Teable + Postgres/Redis on Railway

- `teable`: public Teable app service
- `postgres`: private Postgres database for durable workspace data
- `redis`: private Redis service for cache and queue state
- Persistent Teable asset storage
- Generated app and database secrets
- Railway private networking for all database/cache traffic

## Why Deploy Teable + Postgres/Redis on Railway

The public template deploy test created `teable`, `postgres`, and `redis`; all services reached `SUCCESS`; `/health` returned HTTP `200`; signup returned HTTP `201`; and signin still returned HTTP `200` after restarting `teable`.

That matters because the strongest incumbent Teable result has hundreds of deploys but weak recent health. This template is positioned as the reliable Teable path: private dependencies, persistent assets, and no exposed database/cache services.

## Common Use Cases

- Internal Airtable-style workspaces
- Lightweight no-code databases
- Project trackers and operational tables
- Structured team knowledge bases
- Evaluation environments for self-hosted Teable

## Dependencies for Teable + Postgres/Redis Hosting

Teable depends on Postgres for durable workspace data, Redis for cache/queue behavior, a stable secret key, and a correct public origin for browser interactions and uploads.

### Deployment Dependencies

- `SECRET_KEY`: generated application secret
- `POSTGRES_PASSWORD`: generated Postgres password
- `PUBLIC_ORIGIN`: Railway public URL for Teable
- `RAILWAY_RUN_UID`: lets Redis write to its Railway volume

## After Deploy

1. Open the Teable public URL.
2. Create the first workspace/user.
3. Keep Postgres and Redis private.
4. Add SMTP or external storage later only if the deployment needs them.

## Support Checklist

If a deploy fails, include the `teable`, `postgres`, and `redis` deployment IDs, the `/health` response, and the first Teable log lines mentioning database, Redis, or `PUBLIC_ORIGIN`.


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