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This is very nice and looks like a useful tool. It's also very much not a "Tailscale Alternative" – it explicitly describes itself as not being "a tool for cre
by matthewmacleod 4y ago
This is very nice and looks like a useful tool.
It's also very much not a "Tailscale Alternative" – it explicitly describes itself as not being "a tool for creating mesh networks", which is the exact thing that Tailscale is all about.
Nebula (https://github.com/slackhq/nebula https://github.com/slackhq/nebula) is much closer to actually being a fully open-source and self-hostable Tailscale alternative as I understand it, though I've never used it myself.
- Zizizizz 4y agoI've been trying netmaker and it's been very easy to set up. Would recommend giving it a go
- 8organicbits 4y agoHow are end user devices supposed to join the mesh in Nebula? Is it really add this collection of files to /etc and run a nebula command on the command line?
- dddw 4y agoWith keys that are signed with a CA cert. And they connect to a server that basically checks the validation, but then they can connect in between. I've set it up a couple of months ago, I like thr implementation, but it seems a bit too slow somehow.
- RealStickman_ 4y agoYes, you just need those certificate files and a config. All of that could probably be automated for easier deployment.