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Debugging Postgres Performance Under Row-Level Security

2 pointsby 47m agoengineering.myhoai.com
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25m agoHN ↗

I feel that when we opt for row level security we are fundamentally moving away from CRUD principles and maybe not a good candidate in RDS. I have used this approach lock the rows from UI modifications, but felt like awkward way of restricting.