Flow logs can reveal a lot about user activity, especially through exit nodes. In corporate environments, there's already an expectation (and usually policies) around traffic visibility. This feedback helps 😀
June 19, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Flow logs can reveal a lot about user activity, especially through exit nodes. In corporate environments, there's already an expectation (and usually policies) around traffic visibility. This feedback helps 😀
we are constantly revisiting where the line should be and your feedback helps.
June 19, 2025 at 3:06 PM
we are constantly revisiting where the line should be and your feedback helps.
totally get the ask.
Flow logs can reveal a lot about user activity, especially through exit nodes. In corporate environments, there's already an expectation (and usually policies) around traffic visibility. But outside that context, we have to be more careful about what we enable by default.
Flow logs can reveal a lot about user activity, especially through exit nodes. In corporate environments, there's already an expectation (and usually policies) around traffic visibility. But outside that context, we have to be more careful about what we enable by default.
June 19, 2025 at 3:06 PM
totally get the ask.
Flow logs can reveal a lot about user activity, especially through exit nodes. In corporate environments, there's already an expectation (and usually policies) around traffic visibility. But outside that context, we have to be more careful about what we enable by default.
Flow logs can reveal a lot about user activity, especially through exit nodes. In corporate environments, there's already an expectation (and usually policies) around traffic visibility. But outside that context, we have to be more careful about what we enable by default.
This happens when running tailscale on the same node as cilium. Aka hostnetwork
May 23, 2025 at 6:57 PM
This happens when running tailscale on the same node as cilium. Aka hostnetwork
Hey Gavin, I will try to reproduce tomorrow. I would be surprised the operator is the cause of this; we do not touch the hostnetwork of the nodes or modify anything related to the CNI.
May 23, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Hey Gavin, I will try to reproduce tomorrow. I would be surprised the operator is the cause of this; we do not touch the hostnetwork of the nodes or modify anything related to the CNI.