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Opal is enabling visibility into SSH session logs! We've heard from our customers that this feature is critical for triaging issues and security incidents.
To leverage this feature, simply turn on logging for AWS Session Manager and Opal will link to the Cloudwatch logs so you can see how your developers are accessing servers.
To learn more - please contact us at hello@opal.dev or visit our website: https://opal.dev/
