Tailscale SSH

What it does

Tailscale SSH, now in beta, is a better way to establish SSH connections between devices in your Tailscale network, as authorized by your access controls, without managing ssh keys, and authenticates and encrypts your SSH connection using WireGuard.

Simplify SSH access with automated key management. Connect securely to any device without bastion hosts, manual rotation, or public exposure.

Manage SSH access across environments with zero-touch configuration and granular team controls. Trusted by DevOps and platform teams. Automate key creation, rotation, and expiration — no scripts, no spreadsheets, and no manual effort. Deploy SSH from any device and across operating systems. Answer an on-call emergency from anywhere. Enforce SSO and MFA with Okta, Google Workspace, or any SAML IdP. Every session is tied to the right user. Easily manage shell access to any Linux-based infrastructure and reduce the risk of mismanagement that comes with static SSH keys and manual sharing and rotation. Verify user identities against existing identity providers (e.g. Google Workspace or Okta) and…from tailscale.com

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