Latest updates on Netsody, our work around it, and selected case studies.
Netsody 1.0.0-rc.4 removes the wait on the first access through a gateway, extends the TCP fallback to the case where both devices are in networks that block UDP, and improves throughput by up to 57%. The dashboard now shows who can reach a resource, and why.
In a RESCUE-MATE field exercise on the Elbe, Netsody connected a drone, the devices of the people on site, and machines in a data center, so the drone could be reached, updated, and controlled remotely in real time.
Netsody 1.0.0-rc.3 adds support bundles that record everything needed to diagnose a problem into a single file, makes relayed connections considerably faster, and delivers changes between controller, agent, and UI immediately.
A new guide shows how to run a single Kubernetes cluster across nodes that do not share a private network, by connecting them over Netsody. Pod traffic is routed over the mesh directly, without a second layer of encapsulation.
Netsody 1.0.0-rc.2 adds an option to keep direct traffic out of selected networks and makes Netsody considerably gentler when establishing direct connections.
After six months of releases, including several betas, Netsody reaches its first release candidate. It opens ports on home and office routers for more direct connections, keeps connections up across network changes, and comes with a guide for self-hosting Netsody partially or completely.
Netsody is our Zero Trust Network Access platform for policy-driven private access and encrypted connectivity across distributed infrastructure.