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If you're hosting on a public cloud, you can use a feature like AWS Session Manager to connect "through the backdoor" (via the guest's private communication wit
by electroly 8mo ago
If you're hosting on a public cloud, you can use a feature like AWS Session Manager to connect "through the backdoor" (via the guest's private communication with the hypervisor) without actually opening the ssh port to the world. This should fully address the client's concerns. None of my servers have ssh exposed at all.
- lxgr 8mo agoHow does the nature of remote access address the legal concern (presumably) about there being remote access in general?
- electroly 8mo agoThat isn't my presumption about nature of the concern. In OP's other comment they specify that the client is specifically worried about the open port.
- lxgr 8mo agoWell, if you allow remote access, you conceptually allow some kind of logical inbound connection, no matter how it's technically realized.