Deploying SSH User Certificates for Centralized Access Control
Replace manual authorized_keys distribution with SSH user certificates signed by a central CA for short-lived, principal-based access.
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Replace manual authorized_keys distribution with SSH user certificates signed by a central CA for short-lived, principal-based access.
An architecture note on Teleport's short-lived certificate model: the minimal Auth/Proxy/Agent topology, where the trust boundaries sit, why revocation is really TTLs, and the failure modes worth testing.
Compare Consul Connect's three CA options—built-in, Vault PKI, and external CA—with a decision matrix, trade-off analysis, and a step-by-step Vault integration example.
Stop managing static SSH keys. Learn how Teleport uses a Certificate Authority (CA) and short-lived certificates to secure infrastructure access and automate rotation.