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Does Nhost come with a managed Postgres database with GraphQL and row-level security built in?

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Answer 1 · Nov 12, 2026 · 2 sources cited
“Supabase-style managed PostgreSQL”
NhostRecommendedpositive
“Yes. Nhost provides a managed PostgreSQL database with an automatically generated GraphQL API and built-in row-level permissions.”
+ managed PostgreSQL database

“Nhost provides a managed PostgreSQL database with an automatically generated GraphQL API and built-in row-level permissions.”

+ automatically generated GraphQL API

“Nhost provides a managed PostgreSQL database with an automatically generated GraphQL API and built-in row-level permissions.”

+ built-in row-level permissions

“Nhost provides a managed PostgreSQL database with an automatically generated GraphQL API and built-in row-level permissions.”

+ authentication

“Authentication | ✅ | Email/password, OAuth, magic links, etc.”

+ storage

“Storage | ✅ | File and object storage”

+ serverless functions

“Serverless Functions | ✅ | Node.js and TypeScript functions”

+ realtime subscriptions

“Realtime | ✅ | GraphQL subscriptions”

+ SQL access

“SQL access | ✅ | Direct database connections and SQL migrations”

− row-level permissions not necessarily native PostgreSQL RLS

“Nhost's row-level permissions are not necessarily the same thing as native PostgreSQL Row-Level Security (RLS).”

“Nhost uses Hasura (its GraphQL engine) to generate a GraphQL API directly from your PostgreSQL schema.”
+ generates GraphQL API from PostgreSQL schema

“Nhost uses Hasura (its GraphQL engine) to generate a GraphQL API directly from your PostgreSQL schema.”

+ authorization layer enforcing permissions

“These permissions are enforced by Hasura's authorization layer.”

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