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I appreciate your efforts to put down missing functionality. Products evolve over time, cant expect everything in first cut and compare it with product which is
by nitinreddy88 8y ago
I appreciate your efforts to put down missing functionality. Products evolve over time, cant expect everything in first cut and compare it with product which is staying for quite sometime
- h1d 8y agoI don't really see how people are supposed to connect to databases without SSH tunnel support. Are you supposed to be connecting to your development localhost database or be inside corporate network where direct connection to the database is allowed?
- odorousrex 8y agoMy assumption is that they were building for MSSQL Server first, where AD/Windows Authentication is still the most popular authentication scheme.
- tatersolid 8y agoMost people use a VPN of some sort when connecting to remote databases Our DB servers don’t have any ports listening on the internet, not even SSH. TLS can be enforced for DB connections (both pg and mssql support this), but that’s still prone to credential stuffing and the client machine isn’t usually authenticated. Lots of regulations generally require some extra security layer protecting connections to the DB.