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How's the open source version of mist.io these days? I remember evaluating it (and cockpit, among others) for managing a small isolated network of about two doz
by structural 9y ago
How's the open source version of mist.io these days? I remember evaluating it (and cockpit, among others) for managing a small isolated network of about two dozen machines in early 2017 and it seemed that the open source release had been somewhat ignored and wasn't really working at that point.
Note that all of my work is on networks that are disconnected from the internet, so I ignore SaaS offerings or versions completely.
- d1mo 9y agoI think it's worth a second try. We've been updating it quite regularly lately and we're about to release version 3.0.0 of the Community Edition, most likely next week. It introduces support for monitoring and alerting w/ Telegraf & InfluxDB, among other things. If you're anxious ( and somewhat brave ;) you can try installing it from the staging branch today. Also, there's a Mist.io Enteprise Edition nowadays that you can install on-premises. There's more info about that at https://mist.io https://mist.io