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Factors such as unknown source identities, unauthorized operations, password leaks, data theft, illegal operations, and other factors may cause serious threats to the operating business system. Once an accident occurs, if the cause of the accident cannot be quickly located, the operation and maintenance personnel will often be in the dark. There are several common scenarios where operation and maintenance personnel have a scapegoat:
1) The business system is abnormal due to an unknown identity using a remote operation and maintenance channel to attack the server, but the operation and maintenance personnel cannot identify the source of the attack, so the leader is angry and the consequences are serious;
2) Only Zhang The server managed by Sanneng has been logged in by Li Si and performed illegal operations, but there is no evidence that Li Si logged in, so Zhang San can only be in the dark;
3) The operation and maintenance personnel accidentally leaked the server password. Once a security incident occurs, the consequences will be disastrous;
4) The important data of a server is stolen. But the data file cannot be recovered, so you will face immeasurable economic losses;
Introduction to JumpServer
JumpServer is the world's first fully open source bastion machine. It uses the GNU GPL v2.0 open source protocol and is a 4A-compliant professional operation and maintenance audit system.
JumpServer uses Python / Django for development, follows Web 2.0 specifications, and is equipped with industry-leading Web Terminal solutions, with beautiful interactive interface and good user experience.
JumpServer adopts a distributed architecture, supports multi-machine rooms and cross-regional deployment, the central node provides API, and each machine room deploys login nodes, which can be scaled horizontally without concurrent access restrictions.
JumpServer now supports the management of SSH, Telnet, RDP, and VNC protocol assets.
JumpServer function
