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I totally empathize. I waffled on Tailscale for a long time, and was convinced I'd roll my own for everything. But goddamn if that spiffy web interface is not
by jyrkesh 4y ago
I totally empathize. I waffled on Tailscale for a long time, and was convinced I'd roll my own for everything.
But goddamn if that spiffy web interface is not just the bees knees. I relented and put in a Google account that I don't use very often for identity--no idea if that makes it more or less like to be arbitrarily banned by Google--and accepted the fact that access to Tailscale wasn't so critical for me that I needed to be worried about it.
But in production, I totally get it. But I'd probably still just pay for Tailscale's SAML and use Okta or something...
- zikduruqe 4y agoOr if you are a small org, use GitHub Organizations for up to 25 people. https://tailscale.com/blog/community-github-pricing/ https://tailscale.com/blog/community-github-pricing/ I have been using Tailscale since the beginning personally, and have been trying to sell it internally at work, and since we have a GitHub Community I have integrated various Tailscale machines into some of our playground environments for others to test out.
- jyrkesh 4y ago> and have been trying to sell it internally at work You are like, the dream of all B2B SaaS startups. But also, Tailscale is great, fight the good fight.