# Stormkit now ships database tooling and built-in auth providers
If you were waiting on Stormkit to cover backend basics, the DB plus Auth plus Cache request has shipped. On the database side you can run migrations directly from your codebase, and POSTGRES_* variables are available to both server and serverless environments. On the auth side Stormkit now offers built-in providers: X, Google, email login/registration, and email magic link, with a UI to manage authentication apps. This closes the gap the requester had: no more managing auth, caching, and database tasks in separate tools outside the Stormkit dashboard for the common cases. Check the current docs for the exact provider setup steps, since the maintainer shipped this in stages and the surface is still growing.
## Context from the issue
gh:stormkit-io/stormkit-io#52: Issue stormkit-io/stormkit-io#52 (closed, 5 comments): A feature request asked for Supabase-style database, auth, and cache tooling inside Stormkit. The maintainer picked it up and shipped it in stages: database support first, letting you run migrations directly from your codebase with POSTGRES_* variables exposed to server and serverless environments, then the authentication foundation with providers. The issue was closed as complete with these auth methods offered: X, Google, Email login/registration, and email magic link.