Developer Access Management
Just-in-time production access, identity-aware database proxying, and scoped infrastructure credentials. Zero standing privilege without slowing developers down.
The Developer Access Challenge
Developers have standing access to production systems they rarely use
Just-in-time access grants production permissions only when needed, with automatic expiration
Database credentials are shared in wikis, Slack, and dotfiles
Ephemeral database credentials issued per session with query-level audit logging
kubectl and cloud CLI access uses long-lived kubeconfig tokens
Short-lived kubectl credentials with namespace and resource-type scoping per developer
Infrastructure-as-code runs with overprivileged service accounts
Terraform provider with scoped credentials and plan-level policy evaluation before apply
How It Works
Request Access
Developer requests access via CLI, Slack, or web portal specifying resource, reason, and duration
Approve & Provision
Policies evaluate the request automatically or route to approvers. Scoped credentials are issued instantly
Use & Expire
Developer works with time-limited access. Credentials expire automatically and all actions are logged
Features
JIT Production Access
Request production access through Slack, CLI, or web portal. Access is granted for a defined window and automatically revoked when it expires.
Database Access Proxy
Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis through an identity-aware proxy. Every query is logged with the developer identity attached.
kubectl Integration
Issue short-lived kubeconfig credentials scoped to specific namespaces, resource types, and verbs. Replace static service account tokens.
Terraform Provider
Native Terraform provider that evaluates infrastructure plans against policies before allowing apply. Scoped credentials per workspace.
Cloud Console Access
Broker temporary cloud console sessions with pre-configured IAM policies. Access AWS, GCP, or Azure consoles without persistent credentials.
SSH Certificate Authority
Issue short-lived SSH certificates for server access. No more managing authorized_keys files or distributing SSH keys.
Why TigerIdentity for Developer Access
Security that developers actually want to use. Fast, frictionless, and fully audited.
Instant Access
JIT requests are approved and credentials delivered in under 30 seconds. No waiting for ticket queues or manual provisioning.
Zero Standing Privilege
No developer has persistent production access. Every session is scoped, time-limited, and fully audited.
Developer-First UX
CLI tools, IDE extensions, and Slack integrations make requesting access as easy as running a command.
Full Audit Trail
Every access request, approval, session, and command is logged for compliance and incident investigation.
Solutions For
Secure developer access for every team touching production infrastructure.
Software Engineers
Get production access when you need it without waiting. Debug issues faster with scoped, safe access.
SRE & DevOps
Manage infrastructure access for on-call rotations with automatic escalation and time-boxed credentials.
Database Administrators
Control who can query production databases with identity-aware proxying and query-level audit logs.
Security Teams
Enforce zero standing privilege for all developer access without creating friction that drives workarounds.
Compliance Officers
Demonstrate least-privilege access controls for SOC 2, SOX, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS audit requirements.
Engineering Managers
Grant team access policies that scale with headcount without maintaining complex permission matrices.
Frequently Asked Questions
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