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Agata Proxima
Tenant Isolation Infrastructure
Agata Proxima provides tenant isolation infrastructure designed to be enforceable, independently verifiable and auditable.
I'm the founder of Agata Proxima, and I'm excited to finally introduce what I've been building.
Here's the problem that inspired it:
In multi-tenant SaaS applications, protecting customer data isn't just about securing the database. It's about making sure one tenant can never accidentally access another tenant's information.
A missing authorization check, an incorrect query, or a misconfigured security policy can turn into a serious data exposure incident.
I kept coming back to one question:
What if database security could be enforced and continuously verified through an additional layer, rather than relying entirely on application-level checks?
That's why I built Agata Proxima.
It's a PostgreSQL security platform powered by an open-source Rust proxy engine, designed to help teams strengthen tenant isolation, enforce security policies, monitor database activity, and maintain auditable security records.
What makes Agata Proxima different?
🔐 Tenant-aware security: Strengthen isolation between customers in multi-tenant applications.
🛡️ Policy enforcement: Add security controls between your application and PostgreSQL.
🔎 Verification and auditing: Gain visibility into security decisions and maintain records for investigation and review.
⚡ Rust-powered infrastructure: An open-source proxy engine built with performance, memory safety, and reliability in mind.
📊 Centralized control: Manage tenants, policies, engine nodes, verification, and security activity through one platform.
And importantly, you don't need to replace PostgreSQL or migrate to a new database provider.
The open-source engine is available for developers who want to inspect the architecture, explore the implementation, or contribute.
I'm launching Agata Proxima because I believe database security deserves the same attention we give application security.
I'd love to hear from developers, CTOs, security engineers, and SaaS founders:
What's your biggest concern when securing a multi-tenant PostgreSQL application — cross-tenant data exposure, performance overhead, operational complexity, or proving that security controls actually work?
Your feedback and technical perspectives would mean a lot.
Thank you for checking out Agata Proxima! 🚀
About Agata Proxima on Product Hunt
“Tenant Isolation Infrastructure”
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Who hunted Agata Proxima?
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Anthony Emmanuella Mmasinachi 
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the founder of Agata Proxima, and I'm excited to finally introduce what I've been building.
Here's the problem that inspired it:
In multi-tenant SaaS applications, protecting customer data isn't just about securing the database. It's about making sure one tenant can never accidentally access another tenant's information.
A missing authorization check, an incorrect query, or a misconfigured security policy can turn into a serious data exposure incident.
I kept coming back to one question:
What if database security could be enforced and continuously verified through an additional layer, rather than relying entirely on application-level checks?
That's why I built Agata Proxima.
It's a PostgreSQL security platform powered by an open-source Rust proxy engine, designed to help teams strengthen tenant isolation, enforce security policies, monitor database activity, and maintain auditable security records.
What makes Agata Proxima different?
🔐 Tenant-aware security: Strengthen isolation between customers in multi-tenant applications.
🛡️ Policy enforcement: Add security controls between your application and PostgreSQL.
🔎 Verification and auditing: Gain visibility into security decisions and maintain records for investigation and review.
⚡ Rust-powered infrastructure: An open-source proxy engine built with performance, memory safety, and reliability in mind.
📊 Centralized control: Manage tenants, policies, engine nodes, verification, and security activity through one platform.
And importantly, you don't need to replace PostgreSQL or migrate to a new database provider.
The open-source engine is available for developers who want to inspect the architecture, explore the implementation, or contribute.
🌐 Website: https://agataproxima.com
💻 GitHub: https://github.com/Agata-Proxima/proxima-engine
Private email: anthonyemmanuella297@gmail.com
I'm launching Agata Proxima because I believe database security deserves the same attention we give application security.
I'd love to hear from developers, CTOs, security engineers, and SaaS founders:
What's your biggest concern when securing a multi-tenant PostgreSQL application — cross-tenant data exposure, performance overhead, operational complexity, or proving that security controls actually work?
Your feedback and technical perspectives would mean a lot.
Thank you for checking out Agata Proxima! 🚀