Adam Stacoviak

Could be Google, could be GitHub, could be whomever I choose.

And so that establishes my Tailnet.

And then beneath me building on Tailscale, I want to be able to have a whole separate Tailnet that is not, I guess, even tied to mine, but something I can talk to, but it's isolated.

That's where I think you provide some networking that is just like dark arts, essentially.

Right.

Well, for me to spin up another subtail net, I have to have a tail net, which means I have to authenticate the tail scale, right?

So I have to have a tail net to begin with to spawn subtail nets that are basically blue.

You know, they're just blue oceans.

They're by themselves.

They don't have a clue whoever else is around them.

But I have to have a tail scale and a tail net to create subtail nets.

Yes, exactly.

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