Hi all - I’m the CTO & cofounder of Twingate. Since we released Twingate a few months ago, we’ve been hard at work extending the product and are excited to announce the release of a Twingate client for Linux (with support for major distros including Ubuntu, CentOS, and Fedora).
We specifically built Twingate to make developers’ lives easier, and wanted to explain how we’ve designed it to tackle a lot of pain points that devs have with VPNs and other remote access products. Twingate is deployed as a network overlay on top of your existing network so you can enable remote access to any protected host or destination without having to re-architect your network. Just deploy our connectors inside any number of existing networks, define access policies by destination address, and install our client apps on your device for access. No firewall changes, routing rules, proxy configurations, etc. Access your private resources using the local IP or private DNS you’ve always used and we handle all the routing and local DNS resolution automatically.
We’ve designed Twingate with developers in mind and built a number of features to make remote access easy for development teams. Twingate provides a single interface for developers to access multiple environments, supports any protocol and app out of the box, and intelligently segregates and routes traffic via the most direct path to minimize latency.
You can try it out for free and we’d love to hear your feedback!
We specifically built Twingate to make developers’ lives easier, and wanted to explain how we’ve designed it to tackle a lot of pain points that devs have with VPNs and other remote access products. Twingate is deployed as a network overlay on top of your existing network so you can enable remote access to any protected host or destination without having to re-architect your network. Just deploy our connectors inside any number of existing networks, define access policies by destination address, and install our client apps on your device for access. No firewall changes, routing rules, proxy configurations, etc. Access your private resources using the local IP or private DNS you’ve always used and we handle all the routing and local DNS resolution automatically.
We’ve designed Twingate with developers in mind and built a number of features to make remote access easy for development teams. Twingate provides a single interface for developers to access multiple environments, supports any protocol and app out of the box, and intelligently segregates and routes traffic via the most direct path to minimize latency.
You can try it out for free and we’d love to hear your feedback!
We also have a extensive documentation on how Twingate works here if you’d like to take a peek under the hood: https://docs.twingate.com/docs/how-twingate-works