I'm wonder how most people securely connect to a Postgres database on a 
server separate from the app server.

The ActiveRecord docs for a MySQL connection have explicit SSL options, 
whereas with Postgres it seems one would pass SSL options as documented for 
libpq.

However a quick Googling returns SO threads with suggestions to use SSH 
tunnels. Which I guess could be managed with something like AutoSSH.

I'd love to hear from anyone with experience with this. Is one method 
faster than the other, or easier to maintain? —Thanks!

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