Once you assimilated the teleport learning curve, Teleport is quite easy to deploy and maintain. It offers very efficient bastion solution to access your systems wherever they are, including demilitarized zones (as long as there is a gateway to go out of course). The trusted cluster feature is also a killer feature in our use-case as it allows to connect different clusters and control them in an unified way. Also, the ability to reverse-proxy web apps and access them through Teleport allow us to provide a fully secured, 0-trusted access to internal apps not necessarily designed with best-practices regarding cyber security (if you know what I mean...). It's even possible to delegate authn & authz to Teleport using JWT tokens and so on !

The number of integrations and resources I can manage with teleport.

Networking Opportunities, Threat and cluster Security, Open Source as a result of which a lot of more students and technical writers as well like me are coming forward to contribute in it and get to know more about its infrastructure, functionality and future reliability & then the Slack Teleport Community breaks all the bridging gap of communication between the developer team and the users, customers and the students who want to learn more about it