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If short videos, product explainers, or homelab how to’s are your thing, you might consider following us on TikTok (@ tailscale).
Our social media manager (who is not an intern or unpaid, btw) says it’s worth a shot.
So here goes our attempt at being TikTok people or Tiktokers or whatever they say over there.
Tailscale retweeted
For the @BetaKit newsletter, I looked at why @Tailscale, one of Canada's fastest growing startups, has amassed a bit of a cult following in Silicon Valley
We’re in London for Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 🇬🇧
Here through September 24? Come find the Tailscale team and talk secure access, AI, and what’s next for security teams.
#GartnerSEC
We think Tailscale is fast. Unfortunately, we’re also the kind of people who look at “fast” and ask, “but could it be faster?”
Yes. Yes it could.
Here’s what we’ve been changing under the hood 👉
buff.ly/s92m1Yw
Whether you call us community or just a bunch of Tailscale nerds, we’ll be together again tomorrow.
TailscaleUp London 🇬🇧
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Our #AccidentallyTailscale Slack channel got a kick out of this. Thanks for sharing, Hugh.
Deployed open-source wardrobe management recently and noticed something peculiar with @Tailscale and Wardrobe logos…
Your router’s built-in VPN is kind of like 3-in-1 shampoo.
Love the convenience, could do probably do without the tradeoffs.
Here’s what to consider before relying on a built-in VPN for remote access 👉 buff.ly/rAJQRaL
Peer Relays + Kubernetes, minus the headache.
Kubernetes Operator 1.102 brings Peer Relays directly into Kubernetes, expands IPv6 support, and improves certificate handling for larger deployments.
Start simplifying connectivity between your clusters → buff.ly/Buot5Rh
Keep the fun parts of homelabbing. Hand off the tedious parts to an agent.
Aperture’s new Tailscale and Tailscale SSH MCPs let agents add and access approved nodes without manually copying keys or dealing with configuration.
See how it works → buff.ly/FQ9XEoL
Tailscale PAM is now in beta. Here’s what that means for privileged access:
Eliminate standing privileges, grant fine-grained approvals, and record complete sessions for auditability, all from your Tailscale Admin Console.
Take a closer look at Tailscale PAM → tailscale.com/blog/tailscale…
Plot twist: you can automate that.
The Tailscale admin console is built on the same APIs available to your tailnet, so ACL updates, key rotation, fleet management, provisioning, and more can go from clicks to code.
See what you can build → tailscale.com/blog/easier-bu…
Still have questions after TailscaleUp? Bring them to our product team.
Join us Thursday, September 10 at 2pm EDT for a live TailscaleUp Fireside Chat covering everything we shared, plus your questions.
RSVP on Discord: discord.com/invite/tailscale…
Tailscale without Tailscale, by Tailscale. Meet tailcat.
tailcat is an open-source Go package and CLI that lets you use Tailscale’s data plane without the control plane. No accounts, logins, admins, or IPs to manage.
Learn more → buff.ly/MBqj8sF
Tailscale is getting easier to build with and build on.
Embed Tailscale into apps, create tailnets through APIs, manage sharing through policy, and automate with the same APIs that power our console.
See what’s new and what you can build → buff.ly/R3tjpHe
