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OnePAM for DevOps Teams

DevOps teams need fast, reliable access to production servers, databases, containers, and cloud infrastructure. OnePAM replaces VPNs and bastion hosts with a single platform that provides SSH, RDP, VNC, and database access through identity-based controls — with session recording for incident response and compliance.

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SSH Keys to Manage
100%
Commands Recorded
5
Protocols Unified
API-First
Integration Ready

Legacy VPN Limitations

Traditional VPNs were designed for a perimeter-based world. Modern distributed workforces need a fundamentally different approach.

SSH key sprawl across hundreds of servers with no central revocation mechanism
Bastion hosts are single points of failure and performance bottlenecks
Shared database credentials make it impossible to attribute queries to individuals
VPN access to production grants overly broad network access
Incident response is hampered by lack of session history
Infrastructure-as-code workflows can't easily integrate with VPN-based access

Why OnePAM

Purpose-built Zero Trust access controls so you can focus on your business instead of managing legacy infrastructure.

SSH into production servers with SSO instead of managing SSH keys across hundreds of hosts
Database access through the gateway — connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB without sharing credentials
CLI client supports SSH and SCP via OAuth2 device flow — works in your existing terminal workflows
Just-in-time access to production with approval workflows — no standing privileges
Session recording captures every command for incident investigation and post-mortems
Agent-based deployment discovers resources automatically — no manual inventory
Secure network tunnels for accessing internal services that need network-level connectivity
API-first design integrates with CI/CD pipelines, Terraform, and infrastructure-as-code workflows

Traditional VPN vs OnePAM

See how Zero Trust access compares to legacy VPN across key dimensions.

Feature Legacy VPN OnePAM
SSH Access SSH keys + bastion SSO via IdP + session recording
Database Access Shared password in vault Per-user gateway sessions
CLI Workflow VPN connect + SSH OAuth2 CLI — single command
Production Access Always-on VPN Just-in-time with approval
Incident Response Grep through logs Replay recorded sessions
Automation Manual VPN provisioning API + Terraform integration

Features That Make It Possible

SSO for SSH
Database Gateway
CLI Client
Just-In-Time Access
Session Recording
Agent Auto-Discovery
API & Terraform
Multi-Cloud Support
Health Checks

How It Works

1

Connect Identity Provider

Integrate with Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, or any SAML/OIDC provider in minutes.

2

Define Access Policies

Set up role-based access controls, approval workflows, and time-limited permissions.

3

Secure Access

Users access resources through the browser with identity verification, session recording, and full audit trails.

Ready to Replace Your Legacy VPN?

Deploy Zero Trust access in minutes. No legacy VPN hardware, no client software, no credit card required.