Resilient & Scalable Ecosystems
summary
Explains how Teleport, Ory and Cockroach DB combine to replace legacy PAM with secretless identities tied to hardware or biometrics, issue ephemeral privileges, and remove anonymity with a single unified identity issuer; an actual customer scales from failed legacy limits to 3,000 logins/sec in 6 weeks (later 7,000) and now handles 800 million logins/week; offers on‑prem/cloud parity, one‑click access graphs for audits, and meets four‑ and five‑nines resiliency.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 1:59Why ISVs matter for databases
- 3:04Teleport’s infrastructure security
- 4:07Ori’s customer identity management
- 5:31Teleport vs legacy PAM
- 8:38Ori’s identity principles
- 11:25Deployment options for Teleport & Ori
- 14:57Identity management compliance
- 19:11Securing agentic AI access
- 23:23Building resilient systems
- 25:51OpenAI high-scale success
- 26:53Partnering with Cockroach Labs
- 28:36Future plans in India & APAC
- 30:02Closing remarks
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