Eliminate toil with simple and secure network access to the control plane API, services, and entire clusters, with the Tailscale Kubernetes Operator.
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The most simple and secure way to connect the Kubernetes API and workloads to developers, internal users, and shared services without public exposure.
Tailscale offers a unified overlay network to connect workloads across clusters, regions, and clouds without having to deep dive into the networking stack for each.
Remove complexity and enhance security by addressing common vulnerabilities, such as lateral movement between pods, insecure control plane exposure, and overly permissive access controls.
Enhance control plane security, simplify internal application sharing, and streamline connectivity to external services
Continuously sync SSO IdP groups with Kubernetes RBAC, add just-in-time (JIT) access, and record kubectl exec sessions.
Connect to cluster control planes without public exposure. Share internal apps in Kubernetes using easy-to-configure policy rules to limit access.
Deploy a single network layer that works inside Kubernetes, with managed services (e.g., AWS RDS), and in other containerized environments.
What companies are saying
“For me, it was around cost, ease of deployment, and engineer and developer happiness — that’s where Tailscale edged out to us.”
CISO
Software company
What's the real business impact of Tailscale?
213%
ROI over 3 years
$1.2M
infra savings over 3 years
<6mo.
investment payback
70%
lower breach exposure
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For organizations wanting the most from the Tailscale platform with advanced compliance needs, heavy ephemeral resource use, and AI security.
For enterprises running the full Tailscale platform, extending into multiple products like PAM, AI security, CI/CD, Edge & IoT, and Kubernetes connectivity at scale, and more.