SSH Tunnel
A security mechanism that forwards network traffic through the SSH protocol, commonly used to securely connect to remote databases.
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SSH tunneling is a common security mechanism for database clients connecting to remote databases: the client first logs in to a jump server via the SSH protocol, then forwards database port traffic through that server, avoiding exposing the database port directly to the public internet.
The control plane and worker nodes run on virtual machines with no public internet entry point, and are connected locally via SSH tunnels to maintain privacy.
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SSH tunneling is a common security mechanism for database clients connecting to remote databases: the client first logs in to a jump server via the SSH protocol, then forwards database port traffic through that server, avoiding exposing the database port directly to the public internet.
50%UnverifiedThe control plane and worker nodes run on virtual machines with no public internet entry point, and are connected locally via SSH tunnels to maintain privacy.
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