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by thesandlord
3375 days ago
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Is IP whitelisting your only option? I really haven't found a good way to pull this off in Kubernetes. You could set up and instance outside the cluster to act as a proxy, but that just feels like a very substandard solution. On GCP, you can use the SQL Proxy [1] to avoid IP whitelisting or manual SSL setup. Postgres on GCP is still beta, so you probably don't want to run a production DB with it, but hopefully your provider has a similar option. 1: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/postgres/sql-proxy (I work on Google Cloud) |
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