NEW features in Teleport 13! (AI Assist, Traefik support)
Video write-up
In this video, we'll dive into all the new features and improvements in Teleport 13. We'll cover performance improvements, universal macOS binaries, an updated UI, easier onboarding, desktop support, recording export, LB support, Traefik deployment, application authentication, and more. We'll also discuss the new AI assistant, Teleport Assist, and how to add the ChatGPT API Key in Teleport. Plus, we'll look at some examples of how to use the AI assistant.
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