Tailscale PAM how-to guides
Use the following Tailscale PAM guides to set up privileged access to services in your Tailscale network.
Access a database using Tailscale PAM
Access a database with your Tailscale identity by using Tailscale PAM.
Access a Kubernetes cluster using Tailscale PAM
Provide privileged access to a Kubernetes cluster using Tailscale PAM.
Access a TCP service using Tailscale PAM
Provide privileged access to a TCP service using Tailscale PAM.
Access a Windows server using RDP with Tailscale PAM
Access a Windows server with RDP by using Tailscale PAM.
Access Amazon S3 buckets using Tailscale PAM
Access Amazon S3 buckets with your Tailscale identity by using Tailscale PAM.
Access an HTTP service using Tailscale PAM
Provide privileged access to an HTTP service using Tailscale PAM.
Access an SSH server (or shell) using Tailscale PAM
Access your SSH servers with your Tailscale identity by using Tailscale PAM.
Control access to Tailscale PAM services
Use Tailscale PAM to control access to the privileged resources in your Tailscale network.
Limit session duration for Tailscale PAM services
Set a maximum duration for Tailscale PAM SSH and database sessions.
Manage secrets and credentials with Tailscale PAM
Secure your secrets and credentials for the resources in your Tailscale network.
Manage Tailscale PAM resources using Terraform
Use Terraform to manage Tailscale PAM connectors and services as Infrastructure as Code.
Store Tailscale PAM session recordings in S3
Store Tailscale PAM session recordings in your own Amazon S3 bucket.
Use a custom DNS domain with Tailscale PAM
Use your own DNS domain for Tailscale PAM HTTP services.