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I'm working on a SaaS project to eliminate all the burden with VPN tunnels. I'm planning to mainly target developers that have resources spread among different
by NetStrikeForce 11y ago
I'm working on a SaaS project to eliminate all the burden with VPN tunnels.
I'm planning to mainly target developers that have resources spread among different providers and need a secure way to either connect to them or connect resources to each other.
It will be easy to setup and seamless to use. You'll just have your VMs connected between them on the same local network, so all your application will seamlessly work with it. This will potentially unlock other ways of architecting your apps.
E.g. you might have some VMs in Amazon and some other in Azure, Linode, Rackspace, Digital Ocean, bare metal in any other hosting provider (OVH?) or locally in your DC. Each of those providers might offer something different and it'll be great if you could just use them all together without opening your services to the whole world or without having to tinker with IPsec VPN tunnels or firewall rules. You just need to create your new network in our system and deploy the client with the provided config file on each of them. I'm making it as simple as providing you with a DHCP server already, so you're ready to go after launching the client. Every machine you join will be part of this virtual network in a completely transparent way.
- karambahh 11y agoThe idea seems very interesting. Would you care explaining how you tackle these issues?
- NetStrikeForce 11y agoBasically I'm tunnelling on SSL. I'm close to launch a first version of the service, it's got some already identified issues, but I'd like the customers to tell me what seems to be more pressing to them after using the service. Anyway, when I launch I'll also write a guide on how do this yourself with open source software. My service would be aimed to those who can't or don't want to maintain their own deployment :)
- NetStrikeForce 11y agoUpdate: I made available the first public version of this --> https://wormhole.network https://wormhole.network