Comment on PostgreSQL 9.2.4, 9.1.9, 9.0.13 and 8.4.17 releasedparentComments−mryan13yIt certainly seems feasible with the use of VPC and Security Groups.At the very least I think they should offer an option that only you to restrict access so only your dynos have access to the postgres port.−thibaut_barrere13yI'd love to use it with any EC2 installation (EngineYard, stock EC2 etc).If only they could limit access to EC2 security groups, it would be amazing.−mryan13yThat would be great.Security Groups work across accounts, so Heroku (or whoever) could let you provide your account ID and Security Group name, then authorise access from this group.−willlll13ySimple ec2 security groups is not enough because we also run an arbitrary code execution service (dynos)
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It certainly seems feasible with the use of VPC and Security Groups.
At the very least I think they should offer an option that only you to restrict access so only your dynos have access to the postgres port.
I'd love to use it with any EC2 installation (EngineYard, stock EC2 etc).
If only they could limit access to EC2 security groups, it would be amazing.
That would be great.
Security Groups work across accounts, so Heroku (or whoever) could let you provide your account ID and Security Group name, then authorise access from this group.
Simple ec2 security groups is not enough because we also run an arbitrary code execution service (dynos)