Suggestions for web backend

Currently I'm writing my full stack via Rust.
My front-end currently uses Dioxus.

And I don't have anything much going on with the backend, I'm still researching what stack should I use in this.

But so far what I've been eyeing on right now is Supabase, which I think would make it easier to do google auth integration, on top of having a database from all in one provider.

But finding a good guideline/tutorial/docs about it has been hard. It is also, after all, my first time implementing a web backend system.

For additional context, my project description is:

Community-driven platform to document LGU activities.

Which, as you can tell, would be a forum-like platform, so a both a database and auth would be needed.

My recent backend effort is made using the Axum HTTP routing and request-handling library. Which basically does all the stuff you might do with Express in Node.js world. It does OICD authentication with the axum-oidc-client crate. So far outsourcing user login to the services of Auth0.com and/or Clerk.com. Potentially usable with Github and such. I have yet to tackle user access controls.

There is a great tutorial on Axum here: Getting Started with Axum - Rust's Fastest-Growing Web Framework

So far things have gone pretty smoothly, albeit with the some questions to AI along the way.