The Role of Row Level Security in High-Load Projects
summary
Examines where and how to implement row-level security in high‑load projects, discussing whether row-level access control is necessary and comparing available approaches. Covers practical organization of row-level security for performance-sensitive systems, likely including trade-offs and design choices for implementing it in production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:56What is Row Level Security
- 6:31RLS problems and myths
- 12:28RLS in Oracle
- 17:07RLS performance tuning
- 23:52Normalization and access control
- 29:11RLS security attacks
- 33:21RLS in other DBMS
- 36:16RLS pros and cons
- 39:28Lessons and conclusions
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