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That's ssh?
by onlypositive 3y ago
That's ssh?
- vel0city 3y agoThere's massive differences of using this compared to throwing some keys on a server and opening 22. These systems use the cloud provider's proxying and authz/authn to dynamically grant access. One could have a box with no public IP and no open ports and still use this to connect.
- onlypositive 3y agoCloud providers proxying? Via ssh? With an SSH key? Over port 22?
- vel0city 3y ago> Via ssh? No, through their in-house proxy tools such as Session Manager or Identity Aware Proxy or whatever Azure has. > With an SSH key? Not at the edge, and not an SSH key you manage. A dynamically generated one managed by the cloud provider which exists just for that session. So, not really, not like you're thinking. > Over port 22? For the tunnel? No.