Postgres RBAC is genuinely underused. So many apps just use a single superuser connection because it's easier to set up — then wonder why a bug in one service can wipe another's data.
Row-level security is the next step after roles — once you've modeled who can do what at the role level, RLS lets you push the 'which rows' logic into the database itself. Dramatically simplifies application-level access control.
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Postgres RBAC is genuinely underused. So many apps just use a single superuser connection because it's easier to set up — then wonder why a bug in one service can wipe another's data.
Row-level security is the next step after roles — once you've modeled who can do what at the role level, RLS lets you push the 'which rows' logic into the database itself. Dramatically simplifies application-level access control.