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Backplane: Simplicity and security through reverse tunnels
- bmizerany 10y agoBackplane founder / CEO here. I started Backplane because I noticed after leaving Heroku as the first eng hire, then working with users while at CoreOS, that a lot could be done to fix many problems with service discovery, routing, traffic shaping, and network security. If you have any questions or comments, I'll keep an eye on the thread.
- transitorykris 10y agoThe solution is really elegant, cuts a lot of moving parts out of some architectures. Are you planning to publish more specific details or open source packages on h2s?
- packetized 10y agoWhat's the particular intended use case? At first blush, it sounds a lot like "circumvent existing security policies with this one trick - secops hate it!"
- bmizerany 10y agoBackplane easily replaces the service discovery+custom agents+elb+nginx+firewall management code+cert management code+...... so if you have a process instance/scheduler like kubernetes or use auto scalers and want to save time and headaches and stop dealing with all of the above then Backplane is for you. The tunneling also allows us to bridge private DCs and cloud services for those transitioning to the cloud.
- packetized 10y agoSo, how are security & compliance policies applied within Backplane?
- jquip 10y agoHey! This really looks tantalizing tbh.. Also love the demo app as start off.. how do you guys plan to monetize this? Pricing plans? Any Robustness metrics? I saw a reqs/sec meter there so I'm curious..