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Deploying Quack

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This page collects deployment recipes for running a public-facing Quack server. Today there is one recipe (AWS EC2), we will introduce more over time. On AWS EC2 The fastest way to get a public-facing Quack server is the one-click AWS CloudFormation template maintained alongside the extension. It provisions a small EC2 instance running DuckDB, the quack extension behind nginx and Let's Encrypt TLS. As its output, it…

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Deploying Quack
ResourcesLambda Functionsduckdb.org ResourcesLance Extensionduckdb.org ResourcesVortex Extensionduckdb.org ResourcesCSV Importduckdb.org ResourcesJSON Overviewduckdb.org ResourcesLIMIT and OFFSET Clausesduckdb.org ResourcesQuack Remote Protocolduckdb.org ResourcesGitHub Actionssupabase.com ResourcesDeploying Quackduckdb.org ResourcesDeploying DuckDB-Wasmduckdb.org ResourcesDeploying DuckDB-Wasmduckdb.org BlogsDuckDB 1.5.3: Not an Ordinary Patch Releaseduckdb.org BlogsQuack: The DuckDB Client-Server Protocolduckdb.org BlogsDuckDB Quack: Client/Server Protocol over HTTP for Multi-User Analyticsduckdb.org BlogsQuack w/ Hannes Mühleisenduckdb.org BlogsQuack: The Super-Secret Next Big Thing for DuckDBduckdb.org BlogsDuckDB: Not Quack Scienceduckdb.org ResourcesDeploying Apache Kafka® Streams next to your dataaiven.io ResourcesDeploying Managed Efficiency: Aiven BYOC On GCPaiven.io ResourcesA Practical Guide to Deploying LMM-Powered Apps with CLIP and pgvectoraiven.io