Over the many years of using Teleport, it's been an essential piece of my infrastructure to help secure access, and centralize my infrastructure into one dashboard, without having to jump around. I can also classify resources using custom labels (which can use the output of commands or be a static value) which can directly feed into ACL's, I'm not sure how I could go without it.

It's effortless to use. I am able to give access to remote desktops or other applications to end users who might not be so technically inclined. It works with pretty much everything I would want to secure, databases, ssh, remote desktops - I can monitor everyone's access to everything. Bringing on contracted developers or administrators is much easier knowing that everything they do is recorded and they only have access to what they need.

Teleport allows us to control access to infrastructure in a secure and easy to use platform. It's very versatile as far as the variety of infrastructure it integrates with. The community Slack has been invaluable for finding solutions/assistance, and the Teleport team is quick to respond in Slack, patient, and willing to follow through with their support. We're using a self-hosted instance of the Community version.