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by tptacek 1941 days ago
Because then there would be some service exposed to the Internet (not over WireGuard; if you have WireGuard, you don't need a jump box) whose job it would be to hop 6PN networks. The only thing we have in our infra now that controls access to 6PN is eBPF code; we keep the system simple so we can reason about it.
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Fair point, but isn’t this also losing “who connected to this server in my organization and when” information.
We pipe logs from our instances to users (all logs, including your app's); you can see them in `flyctl`. (Certificate issuance is also logged in our API, and these certs are very short-lived).