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In this webinar, Ev and Andrew have a conversation about auditing kubernetes, what those logs might look like in a platform like Sumo Logic, and what added benefits one could receive from using a secure access tool like Teleport for audit logs and alerts.

In this video, we show the basic capabilities of Gravitational Teleport, an open-source Linux server for setting up infrastructure access via SSH or Kubernetes. Gravitational Teleport is a gateway for managing access to clusters of Linux servers via SSH or the Kubernetes API. Download Teleport Community here and try it for your self Check out our GitHub repo here If you want to ask any questions reach out here.

We recently released the newest version of Teleport 4.3 with a new UI, an API driven approach, expanded audit capabilities, and a continued commitment to open source! Features included in this release.

In this video, we show the basic capabilities of Gravitational Teleport, an open-source Linux server for setting up infrastructure access via SSH or Kubernetes.

DevOps DC Meetup met on Nov 13 2019. Hunter Madison the DevSecOps Manager from Decisiv gives a talk on why his team and organization made a switch to Gravitational Teleport for their secured access and compliance standards.

Gravitational COO, Taylor Wakefield, presents at the 2019 Open Core Summit, comparing Commercial Open Source Software ("COSS" aka, Open Core Software) to Proprietary SaaS. This presentation discusses why SaaS emerged, why COSS is now emerging and looks at the S-1 data of recently IPO'd companies in each cohort to validate the assumed benefits of each model.

Gravitational Teleport is an open-source alternative to OpenSSH. This video is a brief overview of how Teleport provides secure access to cloud infrastructure via SSH, Kubernetes and Web Apps without getting in the way of existing developer workflows.

This 1-minute video gives an overview of how the Gravity Application Delivery System lets engineers deliver and run cloud-native applications in regulated, restricted, or remote environments without added complexity.

Gravity is an application delivery system that lets engineers deliver and run cloud-native applications in regulated, restricted, or remote environments without added complexity. Gravity works by putting applications and all their dependencies onto a single deployable file, which can be used to create hardened Kubernetes clusters that can reliably and securely run in any Linux environment: edge, multi-cloud, private cloud, on-prem, and air-gapped.