Watch Delinea take an engineer from a resource catalog to a live Postgres session, with a reason, a time limit, and their own client.
Nobody should hold standing access to a production database.
Here is how someone gets it when they need it and gives it back when they’re done.
This is Delinea.
The resource catalog lists everything this person is allowed to ask for.
Filter by tag to narrow it to production.
This is the one.
They need a production Postgres database.
Access is not open-ended.
They give a reason and set how long they need it.
Both travel with the request, so the approver is not guessing and the auditor is not asking later.
An administrator approves or denies.
On approval, the resource appears in the catalog and the connection opens from the client they already use. No new tool to learn, and the credential never reaches the workstation.
Delinea holds it and presents it to the database at the moment of connection.
When the duration runs out, the access is gone.
No ticket to remove. Just-in-time access to production.
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