Hey there!
I'm evaluating Wayk Bastion - and so far I really enjoy the product! I'm running independent IT management services (single-man business at the moment) and I have been piloting this for few machines.
Few questions though as I have explored so far:
1) Wayk Bastion stores log files within containers. I would have to collect and audit data for security. I would like to review logon attempts, authentication attempts, failures etc . - standard security audit stuff. Is there a neat way to do so (built-in log sink? ) or I need to craft a hacky way to export docker logs containers?
2) Wayk Bastion consists of several components, but I don't understand what exactly these are all doing. Could someone guide me to documentation?
So far what I assume:
den-gateway - Assume it manages traffic between agents and clients?
den-traefik - reverse proxy to expose 80,443
den-server - main core server
den-lucid - Oauth endpoint
den-picky - ??
den-mongo - database container
3) What configuration needs to be done to split containers onto dedicated hosts / VM clusters for HA / load balancing? Some of these could be deployed to seemingly Service Fabric for instance, and it seems you guys like Microsoft tech :-)
4) Your public Wayk Den uses Websockets (wss:// ) - is there a way to make hosted Wayk Bastion use Websockets too? Is there a performance difference?
5) I have noticed severe lags when using Wayk Bastion sometimes. Like there was no reaction and only after few seconds it has been "played back" on my screen I have had alternate remote session tool open (Windows Quick Assist) and it hasn't been experiencing performance issues - how do I come around troubleshooting that with Wayk Bastion?
6) If Wayk Agent has a personal password enabled, could you please elaborate on the security model of this? Where is the password validated? Is it sent to Wayk Bastion? Is there a way for agent to publish its password to Wayk Bastion?
7) Is there a way to enable Azure AD login to web console instead of built-in user/password ? I would love to integrate Azure AD into Wayk Bastion if possible, centralized access provisioning sounds like a big win for this product.
8) Teamviewer has a "native connector" inside Intune - do you consider talking to Microsoft on enabling your built-in connector for remote sessions?
Sorry for the loads of questions, but these all have come up during my initial pilot phase and now I had some time to follow up with these. Thanks in advance for some replies!
Best regards
Aleksander Pawlak