Thanks. I actually feel like if Boundary had an experience more like Tailscale does, but on top of their stack (wireguard network, secrets in vault, server/service discovery in consul, etc), that would be really powerful and a no-brainer for those of us who also use a lot of Hashicorp products.
But I'm still trying to fully understand what they're doing with Boundary. The abstractions just feel a bit off to me unlike other Hashicorp products (it's odd to me that you have to tell boundary to treat a database connection differently rather than just giving me any TCP or UDP access).
But their team does great work and has elegant designs so I trust it's more likely that the lightbulb just hasn't gone off in my head yet with Boundary.
But I'm still trying to fully understand what they're doing with Boundary. The abstractions just feel a bit off to me unlike other Hashicorp products (it's odd to me that you have to tell boundary to treat a database connection differently rather than just giving me any TCP or UDP access).
But their team does great work and has elegant designs so I trust it's more likely that the lightbulb just hasn't gone off in my head yet with Boundary.