Answer / Jitendra Kumar Srivastava

SSH (Secure Shell) tunnel is a secure connection created using the SSH protocol that forwards network traffic from one network to another. It allows users to securely access remote servers and services, providing encryption and authentication functionalities. An SSH tunnel can be used to secure connections to databases like PostgreSQL running on remote servers.

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