---
title: LobeHub Database Docker Image Official Release
description: >-
  LobeHub v1.8.0 ships the official database Docker image, completing the
  server-side deployment stack with cloud data sync, user management, and
  comprehensive self-hosting documentation.
tags:
  - LobeHub
  - Docker Image
  - Cloud Deployment
  - Database
  - Postgres
---

# LobeHub Database Docker Image: The Final Piece of the Cloud Deployment Puzzle

With LobeHub v1.8.0, the official database Docker image is now available. This completes the server-side deployment path we have been building, so teams can run a full cloud deployment without gaps in their setup flow.

The image ships with Postgres and NextAuth pre-configured. You get cloud data synchronization and flexible authentication out of the box, including support for third-party SSO providers like Auth0.

## Lightweight but complete

The Docker image weighs only 90MB, yet provides a full database environment. We pre-configured Server Postgres and the NextAuth authentication system to ensure stable connectivity from the start. This keeps deployment simple while giving you production-grade foundations.

After deployment, cloud data synchronization is available immediately. Your data flows between client and server without additional configuration steps.

## Self-hosting documentation rebuilt

To make private deployments smoother, we reorganized the deployment documentation with clearer structure:

- Framework concepts explained up front
- Detailed deployment case studies
- Step-by-step self-hosting guide

Visit the [official documentation](https://lobehub.com/en/docs/self-hosting/server-database) to start deploying your own LobeHub service.

## Improvements and fixes

- Released official database Docker image (90MB)
- Pre-configured Server Postgres and NextAuth authentication
- Enabled cloud data synchronization post-deployment
- Added Auth0 and third-party SSO provider integration
- Reorganized self-hosting documentation with case studies

## Credits

Thanks to the community for the patience while we built this part of the stack. We will keep improving the overall deployment experience.
