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Please take some time to answer the following questions as best you can:
Why is it awesome?
NetBird allows to create private meshed networks very easily with a nice UI. It connects peers through Wireguard with configurable policies to enhance security.
Have you used it? For how long?
I have been using it for almost a year now.
Is this in a personal or professional setup?
Both. I use it to connect to my home and work networks.
How many devices/users/services/... do you manage with it?
Around 50 devices.
Biggest pros/cons compared to other solutions?
Pros: very easy to setup, a lot of admin control through policies, custom dns resolver to connect to peers, very active development, network routing...
Cons: NetBird is still pretty early, and sometimes lack of features
Any other comments about your use case, things you've found excellent, limitations you've encountered... ?
Codixer
commented
3 months ago
Thank you for taking the time to work on a PR for Awesome-Sysadmin!
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DemoandClientsare optional. Do not add a duplicateSource codelink if it is the same as the main link. Keep the short description under 80 characters and use sentence case for it, even if the project's webpage or readme uses another capitalisation.Demolinks should only be used for interactive demos, i.e. not video demonstrations.- [Name](http://homepage/) - Short description, under 250 characters, sentence case. ([Demo](http://url.to/demo), [Source Code](http://url.of/source/code), [Clients](https://url.to/list/of/related/clients-or-apps)) `License` `Language`Languagetag is the main server-side requirement for the software. Don't include frameworks or specific dialects.Please take some time to answer the following questions as best you can:
Why is it awesome?
NetBird allows to create private meshed networks very easily with a nice UI. It connects peers through Wireguard with configurable policies to enhance security.
Have you used it? For how long?
I have been using it for almost a year now.
Both. I use it to connect to my home and work networks.
Around 50 devices.
Pros: very easy to setup, a lot of admin control through policies, custom dns resolver to connect to peers, very active development, network routing... Cons: NetBird is still pretty early, and sometimes lack of features