🎉🎉 I've been working with the folk at Tailscale on their new #rust-lang library. Last week it was officially announced (tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...) along with open-sourcing the code (github.com/tailscale/ta...).
An early look at tailscale-rs, a tsnet library in Rust
We've launched an experimental Rust library for Tailscale via tsnet. Help test tailscale-rs and shape it with your feedback.
tailscale.com
April 21, 2026 at 9:45 PM
🎉🎉 I've been working with the folk at Tailscale on their new #rust-lang library. Last week it was officially announced (tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...) along with open-sourcing the code (github.com/tailscale/ta...).
I'm working with Tailscale, and have helped their Rust team ramp-up on Rust and release their Tailscale Rust library: tailscale.com/blog/tailsca.... If you want that kind of help to make your #RustLang adoption a success, I currently have availability for another client
An early look at tailscale-rs, a tsnet library in Rust
We've launched an experimental Rust library for Tailscale via tsnet. Help test tailscale-rs and shape it with your feedback.
tailscale.com
June 2, 2026 at 6:53 PM
I'm working with Tailscale, and have helped their Rust team ramp-up on Rust and release their Tailscale Rust library: tailscale.com/blog/tailsca.... If you want that kind of help to make your #RustLang adoption a success, I currently have availability for another client
I wonder if an open source password manager integrated tailcat or tsnet or libtailscale-rs, if that would make adoption easier for more people.
September 1, 2026 at 6:10 PM
I wonder if an open source password manager integrated tailcat or tsnet or libtailscale-rs, if that would make adoption easier for more people.
And while I was doing operating systems whose names match /^R.*OS$/ ....
Tailscale on ReactOS! (reactos.org)
It's like an open source Windows XP. Go toolchain + std require Win10+, and ReactOS is pre-Win7, so Go needed changes.
Then ran a tsnet server on it, serving its own screenshot:
Tailscale on ReactOS! (reactos.org)
It's like an open source Windows XP. Go toolchain + std require Win10+, and ReactOS is pre-Win7, so Go needed changes.
Then ran a tsnet server on it, serving its own screenshot:
April 24, 2026 at 5:53 PM
And while I was doing operating systems whose names match /^R.*OS$/ ....
Tailscale on ReactOS! (reactos.org)
It's like an open source Windows XP. Go toolchain + std require Win10+, and ReactOS is pre-Win7, so Go needed changes.
Then ran a tsnet server on it, serving its own screenshot:
Tailscale on ReactOS! (reactos.org)
It's like an open source Windows XP. Go toolchain + std require Win10+, and ReactOS is pre-Win7, so Go needed changes.
Then ran a tsnet server on it, serving its own screenshot:
Tailscale has a lot of cool features I didn't know about until I joined, but tsnet (https://tailscale.com/kb/1244/tsnet) is one of the best. With tsnet I can write Go apps that have Tailscale built in. Makes creating internal services so easy. Even on the free plan.
May 5, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Tailscale has a lot of cool features I didn't know about until I joined, but tsnet (https://tailscale.com/kb/1244/tsnet) is one of the best. With tsnet I can write Go apps that have Tailscale built in. Makes creating internal services so easy. Even on the free plan.
Tailscale Services is now generally available.
Publish internal resources as named, identity-aware services instead of wiring clients to machines or IPs. Now app-aware with tsnet, Kubernetes support, and better observability.
tailscale.com/blog/service...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
Publish internal resources as named, identity-aware services instead of wiring clients to machines or IPs. Now app-aware with tsnet, Kubernetes support, and better observability.
tailscale.com/blog/service...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
February 19, 2026 at 2:15 PM
Tailscale Services is now generally available.
Publish internal resources as named, identity-aware services instead of wiring clients to machines or IPs. Now app-aware with tsnet, Kubernetes support, and better observability.
tailscale.com/blog/service...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
Publish internal resources as named, identity-aware services instead of wiring clients to machines or IPs. Now app-aware with tsnet, Kubernetes support, and better observability.
tailscale.com/blog/service...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
... also now:
Tailscale running on UEFI on AWS EC2. No kernel. No OS. (Tamago)
Had to port AWS ENA drivers to Go (from FreeBSD, DPDK, Amazon spec)
Also fun: it's using UEFI variables as its ipn.StateStore, so you can reboot the instance and it's still logged in.
This was a PITA even with AI.
Tailscale running on UEFI on AWS EC2. No kernel. No OS. (Tamago)
Had to port AWS ENA drivers to Go (from FreeBSD, DPDK, Amazon spec)
Also fun: it's using UEFI variables as its ipn.StateStore, so you can reboot the instance and it's still logged in.
This was a PITA even with AI.
April 27, 2026 at 4:54 AM
... also now:
Tailscale running on UEFI on AWS EC2. No kernel. No OS. (Tamago)
Had to port AWS ENA drivers to Go (from FreeBSD, DPDK, Amazon spec)
Also fun: it's using UEFI variables as its ipn.StateStore, so you can reboot the instance and it's still logged in.
This was a PITA even with AI.
Tailscale running on UEFI on AWS EC2. No kernel. No OS. (Tamago)
Had to port AWS ENA drivers to Go (from FreeBSD, DPDK, Amazon spec)
Also fun: it's using UEFI variables as its ipn.StateStore, so you can reboot the instance and it's still logged in.
This was a PITA even with AI.
Rust News 🦀
Tailscale released tailscale-rs, a new Rust library (with Python/Elixir/C bindings) for embedding secure Tailscale networking directly into apps, as a safer, runtime-light alternative to Go's tsnet.
#rustlang
tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...
Tailscale released tailscale-rs, a new Rust library (with Python/Elixir/C bindings) for embedding secure Tailscale networking directly into apps, as a safer, runtime-light alternative to Go's tsnet.
#rustlang
tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...
April 16, 2026 at 1:50 PM
Rust News 🦀
Tailscale released tailscale-rs, a new Rust library (with Python/Elixir/C bindings) for embedding secure Tailscale networking directly into apps, as a safer, runtime-light alternative to Go's tsnet.
#rustlang
tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...
Tailscale released tailscale-rs, a new Rust library (with Python/Elixir/C bindings) for embedding secure Tailscale networking directly into apps, as a safer, runtime-light alternative to Go's tsnet.
#rustlang
tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...
I just released nats-tsnet on @github.com.
A single-binary NATS JetStream server that runs entirely over @tailscale.com tsnet with automatic peer discovery. Useful for private distributed messaging with encrypted networking, secure transport, and minimal ops overhead.
github.com/Gwolfgit/nat...
A single-binary NATS JetStream server that runs entirely over @tailscale.com tsnet with automatic peer discovery. Useful for private distributed messaging with encrypted networking, secure transport, and minimal ops overhead.
github.com/Gwolfgit/nat...
GitHub - Gwolfgit/nats-tsnet: Embedded NATS JetStream server that runs only on Tailscale via tsnet, with peer discovery by tag
Embedded NATS JetStream server that runs only on Tailscale via tsnet, with peer discovery by tag - Gwolfgit/nats-tsnet
github.com
May 18, 2026 at 8:23 PM
I just released nats-tsnet on @github.com.
A single-binary NATS JetStream server that runs entirely over @tailscale.com tsnet with automatic peer discovery. Useful for private distributed messaging with encrypted networking, secure transport, and minimal ops overhead.
github.com/Gwolfgit/nat...
A single-binary NATS JetStream server that runs entirely over @tailscale.com tsnet with automatic peer discovery. Useful for private distributed messaging with encrypted networking, secure transport, and minimal ops overhead.
github.com/Gwolfgit/nat...
Libations gives you "Tailscale on the rocks": a tsnet app for collecting cocktail recipes
Libations: Tailscale on the Rocks
A deep dive into my home grown cocktail recipe app which speaks Tailscale natively using tsnet, and serves up delicious drinks direct to your tailnet. Libations is built with Go, Nix and Vanilla…
jnsgr.uk
December 19, 2024 at 3:05 PM
Libations gives you "Tailscale on the rocks": a tsnet app for collecting cocktail recipes
Ever thought about building an app with Tailscale? We walk through how tsidp was built with tsnet, app grants, and Funnel.
tailscale.com/blog/buildin...
Catch up on this week's upgrades at 1pm ET today: tailscale.com/events-webin...
tailscale.com/blog/buildin...
Catch up on this week's upgrades at 1pm ET today: tailscale.com/events-webin...
October 30, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Ever thought about building an app with Tailscale? We walk through how tsidp was built with tsnet, app grants, and Funnel.
tailscale.com/blog/buildin...
Catch up on this week's upgrades at 1pm ET today: tailscale.com/events-webin...
tailscale.com/blog/buildin...
Catch up on this week's upgrades at 1pm ET today: tailscale.com/events-webin...
tsnet by @tailscale.com is excellent! It exposes a lightweight HTTP server that integrates seamlessly with `net/http` in your Go code.
And Just like that, your service has TLS and is accessible from your Tailnet. If you want to make it public, you can simply use Tailscale Funnel.
And Just like that, your service has TLS and is accessible from your Tailnet. If you want to make it public, you can simply use Tailscale Funnel.
December 18, 2024 at 8:26 PM
tsnet by @tailscale.com is excellent! It exposes a lightweight HTTP server that integrates seamlessly with `net/http` in your Go code.
And Just like that, your service has TLS and is accessible from your Tailnet. If you want to make it public, you can simply use Tailscale Funnel.
And Just like that, your service has TLS and is accessible from your Tailnet. If you want to make it public, you can simply use Tailscale Funnel.
I'm experimenting with @tailscale.com 's tsnet, and it appears to have no issue running multiple nodes with different backends at the same time in the same go process.
I have one node connected to the default ts backend and one on an instance of headscale.net I have running in a VM.
Good job TS! 👍
I have one node connected to the default ts backend and one on an instance of headscale.net I have running in a VM.
Good job TS! 👍
November 12, 2024 at 8:02 PM
I'm experimenting with @tailscale.com 's tsnet, and it appears to have no issue running multiple nodes with different backends at the same time in the same go process.
I have one node connected to the default ts backend and one on an instance of headscale.net I have running in a VM.
Good job TS! 👍
I have one node connected to the default ts backend and one on an instance of headscale.net I have running in a VM.
Good job TS! 👍
Workload identity federation is now GA in Tailscale.
CI, cloud, and Kubernetes workloads can authenticate using native OIDC identities instead of long-lived secrets, with API, Terraform, and tsnet support.
tailscale.com/blog/workloa...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
CI, cloud, and Kubernetes workloads can authenticate using native OIDC identities instead of long-lived secrets, with API, Terraform, and tsnet support.
tailscale.com/blog/workloa...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
February 19, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Workload identity federation is now GA in Tailscale.
CI, cloud, and Kubernetes workloads can authenticate using native OIDC identities instead of long-lived secrets, with API, Terraform, and tsnet support.
tailscale.com/blog/workloa...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
CI, cloud, and Kubernetes workloads can authenticate using native OIDC identities instead of long-lived secrets, with API, Terraform, and tsnet support.
tailscale.com/blog/workloa...
#TailscaleWinterUpdate
Tailscale's community takes our secure connectivity and runs it to interesting places. One example: Chat-tails, an old-school, terminal-based chat app: tailscale.com/blog/chat-ta...
Chat-tails is a terminal-based chat app, made secure with Tailscale
Brian Scott made an app that's safe, simple, and educational for kids to chat in, using Tailscale's tsnet and connectivity.
tailscale.com
December 16, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Tailscale's community takes our secure connectivity and runs it to interesting places. One example: Chat-tails, an old-school, terminal-based chat app: tailscale.com/blog/chat-ta...
The real fun would be linking the PDS software with Tailscale’s tsnet library so it just naturally can talk to anything else on your tailnet or vice versa, without having to install Tailscale at the OS level.
January 18, 2026 at 11:32 PM
The real fun would be linking the PDS software with Tailscale’s tsnet library so it just naturally can talk to anything else on your tailnet or vice versa, without having to install Tailscale at the OS level.
I cooked up something even crazier than tsnet in October that'll make an appearance eventually here. 😉
March 19, 2024 at 2:01 AM
I cooked up something even crazier than tsnet in October that'll make an appearance eventually here. 😉
Something I didn't cover is that I run foryou.club on my home PC as well. And when I do atproto OAuth I make outbound connections through tailscale.com/tsnet with my VPS as the exit node. This also protects my home ip address.
For You Stats
foryou.club
April 23, 2026 at 12:27 AM
Something I didn't cover is that I run foryou.club on my home PC as well. And when I do atproto OAuth I make outbound connections through tailscale.com/tsnet with my VPS as the exit node. This also protects my home ip address.
Ever wanted to access services running in Hashicorp Nomad over @tailscale.com , now you can!
github.com/pims/nomats
This is very much proof-of-concept and definitely not something you should use in any kind of production setting, for now at least.
github.com/pims/nomats
This is very much proof-of-concept and definitely not something you should use in any kind of production setting, for now at least.
GitHub - pims/nomats: nomats is a tsnet http reverse proxy for nomad services
nomats is a tsnet http reverse proxy for nomad services - pims/nomats
github.com
December 2, 2024 at 4:41 AM
Ever wanted to access services running in Hashicorp Nomad over @tailscale.com , now you can!
github.com/pims/nomats
This is very much proof-of-concept and definitely not something you should use in any kind of production setting, for now at least.
github.com/pims/nomats
This is very much proof-of-concept and definitely not something you should use in any kind of production setting, for now at least.
Rumor has it that the @bsky.app folks use @tailscale.com. I'm stuck with a local development issue that involves having a magicdns'd stock atproto pds instance connecting back to an app. Local PDS and PLC work fine, but PDS won't resolve or connect out to some* tsnet apps.
Looking for help.
Looking for help.
December 16, 2024 at 1:16 AM
Rumor has it that the @bsky.app folks use @tailscale.com. I'm stuck with a local development issue that involves having a magicdns'd stock atproto pds instance connecting back to an app. Local PDS and PLC work fine, but PDS won't resolve or connect out to some* tsnet apps.
Looking for help.
Looking for help.
I have good news! My Tailscale Up, talk "The Subtle Magic of tsnet" is now available as a writeup with slides embedded or on YouTube should you want to watch it that way.
Want to learn what that magic is? Check it out here!
https://tailscale.dev/blog/tsup-tsnet
#go @tailscale.com #tsnet #xedn
Want to learn what that magic is? Check it out here!
https://tailscale.dev/blog/tsup-tsnet
#go @tailscale.com #tsnet #xedn
The Subtle Magic of tsnet
Xe's Tailscale Up talk about how to use tsnet in your services, complete with many personal examples.
tailscale.dev
July 7, 2023 at 6:36 PM
I have good news! My Tailscale Up, talk "The Subtle Magic of tsnet" is now available as a writeup with slides embedded or on YouTube should you want to watch it that way.
Want to learn what that magic is? Check it out here!
https://tailscale.dev/blog/tsup-tsnet
#go @tailscale.com #tsnet #xedn
Want to learn what that magic is? Check it out here!
https://tailscale.dev/blog/tsup-tsnet
#go @tailscale.com #tsnet #xedn
All methods are implemented in the CRAN package tsnet (cran.r-project.org/web/packages...). Thanks to my co-authors @danielheck.bsky.social and @matzekloft.bsky.social
tsnet: Fitting, Comparing, and Visualizing Networks Based on Time Series Data
Fit, compare, and visualize Bayesian graphical vector autoregressive (GVAR) network models using 'Stan'. These models are commonly used in psychology to represent temporal and contemporaneous relation...
cran.r-project.org
October 29, 2024 at 12:33 PM
All methods are implemented in the CRAN package tsnet (cran.r-project.org/web/packages...). Thanks to my co-authors @danielheck.bsky.social and @matzekloft.bsky.social
I still have availability for consulting/coaching on Rust adoption. I help teams adopt Rust successfully and use it effectively. E.g., Tailscale (tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...) who I'm currently working with.
An early look at tailscale-rs, a tsnet library in Rust
We've launched an experimental Rust library for Tailscale via tsnet. Help test tailscale-rs and shape it with your feedback.
tailscale.com
June 30, 2026 at 7:03 PM
I still have availability for consulting/coaching on Rust adoption. I help teams adopt Rust successfully and use it effectively. E.g., Tailscale (tailscale.com/blog/tailsca...) who I'm currently working with.
内容の半分も理解できなかったけど、木星にはちっぽけな人間をワクワクさせる魅力がありますね〜面白くて3回見ちゃった。
天文学者たちが目をキラキラさせて語ってるのもとても良い☺️
youtu.be/TSNET--EMZQ?...
天文学者たちが目をキラキラさせて語ってるのもとても良い☺️
youtu.be/TSNET--EMZQ?...
【惑星の王】太陽系の運命を決める天体“木星”の支配力［FULL］/ 解明・宇宙の仕組み S3 Ep3（ディスカバリーチャンネル）※期間限定
YouTube video by ディスカバリーチャンネル
youtu.be
January 14, 2025 at 9:54 PM
内容の半分も理解できなかったけど、木星にはちっぽけな人間をワクワクさせる魅力がありますね〜面白くて3回見ちゃった。
天文学者たちが目をキラキラさせて語ってるのもとても良い☺️
youtu.be/TSNET--EMZQ?...
天文学者たちが目をキラキラさせて語ってるのもとても良い☺️
youtu.be/TSNET--EMZQ?...