As a database administrator, you’re likely recognized for your practical approach to technology within your organization. While it’s essential to continually sharpen your skills, what really matters is having a database solution ready when a new application question arises. In recent years, many developers have been asking for PostgreSQL (commonly known as “Postgres”) due to its broad functionality. It’s no wonder Postgres was ranked the number one “most-wanted” database in Stack Overflow’s 2021 Developer Survey, surpassing even Redis and MongoDB.

In today’s digital landscape, data security is more crucial—and more at risk—than ever. Our most sensitive information is shared and stored online daily, making it increasingly vulnerable to data breaches.

Over the past decade, many banks have launched developer portals to share their open APIs, allowing developers to sign up and use these APIs to drive their business initiatives. But is this truly open banking in action?