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This is already a solved problem and ssh provides the solution. If you have a fleet of machines, you better be using config management to manage them. And you s
by thwarted 6y ago
This is already a solved problem and ssh provides the solution. If you have a fleet of machines, you better be using config management to manage them. And you should be pushing out the public key that's on the device you use for remote access to all the machines using that config management. There isnt "a keypair for every node".
And if you're talking about managing host keys, this is solved with host certificates signed by a local CA, the public key of which you put in your known-hosts file.
This "short pitch" says there's a problem where none exists.
- webvictim 6y agoSetting all of that infrastructure up and subsequently maintaining it involves a considerable amount of time and knowledge. Some people just want a solution that's easy to deploy and that handles all of the management for you.
- thwarted 6y agoYou went through all the effort of having a manually configured fleet of machines and the thing that's daunting is solved with this?