Railway's private networking lets services in the same project talk over an internal network. Here's how to wire an app to Postgres without ever exposing the database publicly.
A practical guide to locking down tables with Supabase RLS, using auth.uid() and JWT claims, and avoiding common pitfalls in multi‑tenant Postgres apps.
In Supabase the database is the API, so Row Level Security — not API keys — is the real security boundary. A worked policy example, common footguns, and the per-row performance trade-off.
A concise architecture note covering requirements, the smallest suitable RLS design, trust boundaries, operational checks, failure modes, and conditions that would trigger a redesign.
Learn how to spin up a managed Postgres instance with Railway’s CLI, wire it into your app locally and in CI, verify connectivity, and safely tear it down when done.
Stop writing middleware for basic authorization. Learn how to use Supabase Row Level Security (RLS) to move your access control directly into Postgres for a more secure, scalable API.
Learn how to subscribe to Supabase Realtime via WebSocket, configure RLS and permissions, and avoid common pitfalls. Includes a live code example, limits, and verification steps.