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How to SSH into a Self-driving Vehicle (2020)
- walrus01 6y ago> the Teleport daemon will be installed and will then dial back to a central Teleport Cluster. Instead of using teleport's pay services to do this, how is this any different really from having something out in the world on a lte connection initiate an openvpn connection back to your own server, and maintain a persistent tunnel to its new tun0 interface, and then ssh to that? The cellular network load of periodic openvpn keepalives is very low. Or do the same with wireguard.
- jlgaddis 6y agoThere isn't any difference, of course -- other than perhaps giving control of the keys to the kingdom to some Silicon Valley startup! I was deploying cellular devices (from Digi and, later, Opengear) at power substations in rural areas to tunnel RS-232 serial in IP over IPSec over cellular connections a decade or more ago -- and it's not like I was the first one to do it. Teleport is a YC company, though, which is probably the biggest reason so much of their marketing^Wblog posts show up here.
- snowwindwaves 6y agoFor remote interrogation of meters?
- jlgaddis 6y agoYes, if memory serves, was the primary reason.
- lykr0n 6y agoThere is so much in that article that makes me shudder. Running Kubernetes on a self driving car/truck? SSH-ing into a self driving truck? Both of those statements cause me to shudder at the thought.
- Gravityloss 6y agoThe F-16 and U-2 run Kubernetes. I assume soon your fridge will run it. Edit: not F-35
- chriscappuccio 6y agoWhat advantage is there to using this commercial ssh product? Ridiculous! And this is crappy marketing, guys.