As your AWS infrastructure grows, so does the management and access headache. This in turn could potentially lead to less secured access to your AWS infrastructure. By using Teleport to manage your connectivity, authentication, authorization, and audit you can scale your AWS infrastructure while reducing the potential of inadvertently opening up your AWS resources to being compromised.
Implement security, enforce compliance, and gain visibility into user behavior by consolidating access to EC2 instances, EKS clusters, Aurora, RDS and Redshift databases, and applications, like the AWS Management Console .
Teleport enables engineers to access any resource anywhere with a single log in. Teleport is open source and is deployed as a single-binary, allowing for seamless integration with the rest of your AWS stack.
Our unique approach to AWS infrastructure access is not only more secure — it actually improves developer productivity. By providing an identity-aware AWS infrastructure access solution that developers love to use, you can easily implement security and compliance without worrying about backdoors that outmoded solutions encourage.
Teleport has been essential in meeting our SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance requirements while enabling our engineering teams to stay productive. With Teleport's flexible solution for just-in-time access requests, we can limit access to AWS infrastructure to only those who need it without putting the brakes on agility. And complete audit is built in.
Tomas Fedor
Infrastructure Lead, Productboard
Teleport Access Requests changed the game in simplifying our infrastructure access for various compliances. It's led to more freedom and innovation by allowing us to move away from pre-defined root accounts. We have been extremely happy with the product.
Erik Redding
Director, Site Reliability Engineering, Elastic
Audit and recorded sessions in Teleport give us an understanding of exactly what was happening at any given moment. This is incredibly critical from a security and compliance perspective.
Mario Loria
Senior Site Reliability Engineer II, Carta
# on a client$ tsh login --proxy=example.com
# on a server$ apt install teleport
# in a Kubernetes cluster$ helm install