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I’ve built a database gateway to provide controlled access to production databases with fine-grained permissions and secure query execution.
Key Features:
- Role-Based ACLs: Define access rules at the instance, table, and column levels.
- OIDC Authentication: Users log in through OpenID Connect.
- Multi-Instance Support: Query multiple PostgreSQL instances from a single interface.
- Web Interface: Execute approved queries and view results securely.
- Query Storage: Save query results for later access or export.
How It Works:
- Users authenticate via OIDC.
- ACLs enforce access to specific instances, tables, and columns.
- Approved queries are executed, and results are stored securely.
Built For:
- Developers who debug production data.
- Team Leads and Product Owners who access production data for reporting.
- DevOps who run queries on behalf of other roles.
- Security Engineers who ensure sensitive production data remains protected.
Question: How do your developers access production databases, especially when the data is sensitive and critical to the company?
