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🔸 AuroraWire was born from limitations — I needed to connect pgAdmin to Aurora Serverless v2 securely, but AWS said “go through VPC, EC2, or Data API manually.”
🔸 I didn’t want to expose my database to the public internet. I didn’t want to manage VPNs or Bastion Hosts either. All I wanted was a secure, local PostgreSQL connection like a normal dev.
🔸 So I built AuroraWire: a proxy that pretends to be PostgreSQL, takes in queries from clients like pgAdmin or DBeaver, and then magically translates them into secure AWS Data API calls.
🔸 It works out-of-the-box — No EC2s, no tunnels. Just install and connect. Your Aurora stays safe in a private subnet, but you can still run SELECT * FROM users from your laptop.
🔸 Use case? I use it to visualize reports, run ad hoc analytics, and debug DB behavior during development — all without compromising security or dealing with AWS networking acrobatics.
🔸 If you're tired of AWS saying “just make your DB public (lol) or use a 100-line boto3 script,” AuroraWire is your answer. It bridges convenience and security, finally.
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