Cloud connectivity
Seamless networking within and across cloud providers
Bridge complex hybrid environments with our mesh overlay network across any cloud, on-prem solutions, or Kubernetes clusters.
Trusted by companies like these
Bridge complex hybrid environments with our mesh overlay network across any cloud, on-prem solutions, or Kubernetes clusters.
Trusted by companies like these
Connect everything together without worrying about network architecture.
Connect everything without worrying about network architecture
One cloud, multiple clouds, on-prem, Tailscale’s mesh overlay network connects it all.
Identity persists end-to-end, without disappearing at a concentrator node.
It doesn’t matter which cloud, developers can access what they need without stress.
From a Kubernetes cluster to an AWS EC2 instance, Tailscale connects anything.
No more slow or dropped connections. Tailscale just works in any environment.
Control access per runner and repo with Grants and Tailscale’s adaptive policy engine.
Tailscale Kubernetes Operator grants access to services without making them public.
Secure access to production infrastructure, wherever it may live.
Every connection is secure, whether you’re connecting to cloud, on-prem, or hybrid.
Log streaming, session recordings, and more, for all your connections.
Every connection is identity-aware, and granular access control for every device.
Simplify all cloud connectivity through Tailscale, unifying across providers and regions.
Get an identity-aware, private mesh overlay that connects users, services, and workloads. Stop relying on public IPs, exposed ports, or complex firewall rules.
Whether it’s across cloud service providers, on-prem environments, Kubernetes clusters, or different regions, Tailscale provides a unifying infrastructure with a single, secure mesh. Stop the headaches around complex peering, VPN switching, route tables, NAT gateways, or public exposure.
“One of my favorite things about Tailscale was how fast I could start building out our networks. Provisioning resources manually can be very time-consuming, and the ability to fit into existing IaC workflows made deploying our network infrastructure easy.”
Guillaume Legendre
DevOps Engineer
“It basically transforms your network into a LAN, making everything accessible to users, and that was a huge selling point for us. With Tailscale, I just have them log in via Okta, and we enable/disable as needed.”
Steve Litras
Senior Director of IT and Security
“Trying to set up a traditional VPN resulted in our team spending a lot of time with support … we wanted a hassle-free VPN that will always be on while protecting our services, and is transparent to the end user. Buying Tailscale and getting that 25th iteration level of product completion on day one was a better deal for everyone.”
Bart Swedrowski
Director of Systems Engineering
Tailscale's mesh overlay network connects resources across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-prem infrastructure without complex VPN configurations or peering arrangements. Every connection is identity-aware and authenticated, eliminating the need for public IPs, exposed ports, or complicated firewall rules. You get seamless access to cloud resources through a single secure mesh that works across any cloud provider or region.
The Tailscale Kubernetes Operator lets you grant secure access to services running in your clusters without exposing them publicly. Access is identity-aware and controlled through Tailscale's ACL policies, so you can define exactly who can reach which services. This works across any Kubernetes distribution including EKS, AKS, and GKE, giving your team safe access to production workloads without complex ingress configurations.
Tailscale's adaptive policy engine works with Grants to provide time-bound, least-privilege access to production systems. Teams can request access to specific resources when needed, and permissions automatically expire after use. This reduces the attack surface by eliminating standing privileges while maintaining developer productivity. Access requests can be automated per runner and repository for CI workflows, ensuring secure access without slowing down your deployment pipeline.
A mesh overlay network creates direct, encrypted connections between devices and resources across different networks without requiring changes to existing infrastructure. Each node in the mesh can communicate peer-to-peer, eliminating the need for centralized VPN concentrators or complex network peering arrangements. For hybrid cloud environments, mesh networks let you connect on-premises servers, AWS EC2 instances, Azure VMs, and GKE clusters as if they're on the same private network. Traffic routes through the fastest path automatically, and identity-based access controls work consistently across all locations.
Database access control without credential exposure requires identity-aware proxying where authentication happens before connection establishment. Instead of sharing database passwords or opening ports to the internet, modern access solutions authenticate users and services based on identity, then broker connections without revealing underlying credentials. This approach supports credential rotation without breaking connections, provides query-level audit logs, and enables just-in-time access where database permissions are granted temporarily and automatically revoked. Works across PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and other database systems in cloud or on-premises environments.
Secure remote access for DevOps replaces VPN clients with identity-based authentication where access is granted per resource rather than per network. Developers authenticate once using their identity provider (like Okta or Google Workspace), then get access to specific servers, databases, and Kubernetes clusters based on their role. This works seamlessly with CI/CD pipelines, allowing GitHub Actions runners or GitLab CI to authenticate and access infrastructure with time-bound credentials. No VPN client configuration needed, no shared SSH keys, and access can be automatically revoked when sessions end or when developers leave the team.
For individuals who want to securely connect personal devices, for free.
For teams or organizations looking for an easy-to-use, secure, legacy VPN replacement.
For companies who need service and resource level authentication and access control.
For companies who need advanced integrations, compliance and support for access control at scale.