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Does tela create an L3 network? if that's the case, what do you do to avoid IP addressing clashes? In Wormhole I decided by default to use CGNAT addressing (100
by InfraScaler 5mo ago
Does tela create an L3 network? if that's the case, what do you do to avoid IP addressing clashes? In Wormhole I decided by default to use CGNAT addressing (100.64.0.0/10)
I did not go too far unfortunately, so I did not face problems such as discoverability (do you have to know/remember all the IP addresses from the devices connected? DNS? etc).
- paulmooreparks 5mo agoNo, it doesn't create an L3 like Tailscale. A client (a machine running the tela CLI) connects to an agent (a machine running telad) via a hub (a machine running telahubd), but once they connect they negotiate a P2P route if they can. That's all managed by Wireguard an gVisor. The remote service is forwarded to a port on localhost, so SSH to a VM somewhere else would just be ssh to, say, localhost:10022. I'm investigating a local DNS so that users can instead type `ssh paul@dev-vm` instead of `ssh -p 10022 paul@localhost`.
- InfraScaler 5mo agoVery nice!