AWS IoT Device Management Secure Tunneling now supports simultaneous TCP connections
AWS IoT Device Management Secure Tunneling now provides support for multiple simultaneous TCP connections, unlocking new use cases for advanced troubleshooting on remote devices. Secure Tunneling allows customers to establish bidirectional communication to remote devices using SSH, VNC or RDP. Now with multiple simultaneous TCP connections, customers can establish tunnels to access HTTP-based applications that typically make several connections for assets like images, javascript, and css. For example, you can now remotely access a web application that is running on a device to gain real-time telemetry or perform administrative tasks in a web-based GUI.
AWS IoT Device Management Secure Tunneling now provides support for multiple simultaneous TCP connections, unlocking new use cases for advanced troubleshooting on remote devices. Secure Tunneling allows customers to establish bidirectional communication to remote devices using SSH, VNC or RDP. Now with multiple simultaneous TCP connections, customers can establish tunnels to access HTTP-based applications that typically make several connections for assets like images, javascript, and css. For example, you can now remotely access a web application that is running on a device to gain real-time telemetry or perform administrative tasks in a web-based GUI.
Simultaneous TCP connections using Secure Tunneling is available to customers through the AWS Console and CLI in all AWS Regions where AWS IoT Device Management is available. To use this feature, customers need to install the V3 local proxy. To learn more about this feature, see the documentation. To learn more about Secure Tunneling or managing connected devices at scale using Amazon IoT Device Management, please visit the Secure Tunneling documentation and Amazon IoT Device Management website respectively.