Browser console and self-service access

Give users secure, tenant-scoped VM console access from any browser, with no VPN or jump host, and keep control of every session.

See it in action

The virtual machines list with one running Windows VM selected and its console open in a browser window, showing the Windows lock screen.

Key benefits

  • Console access in the browser, without VPNs or jump hosts

  • Only the workloads each user’s account and tenant allow

  • Fewer one-off access requests and remote access fixes

  • Approved workloads across clusters, in one interface

  • Fast self-service without broad infrastructure access

Feature breakdown

  1. Browser-based console, no VPN

    Users and operators open VM consoles in the browser, with no complicated setup, VPN or jump host. Provisioning, troubleshooting and recovery go faster, even across locations.

  2. Tenant-scoped access

    Users see and manage only what their account and tenant allow. That keeps boundaries clear where many teams or customers share infrastructure.

  3. Auditable sessions

    Console access is part of a managed, secure process, so it is always clear who accessed what and when. Self-service doesn’t weaken your controls, which regulated buyers often require.

  4. Multi-cluster access from one place

    Reach approved workloads in different clusters without switching tools. That suits hybrid sites, growing service providers and large enterprises.

What it means in practice

Provide customer self-service console access without losing control.

Self-service your customers will actually use