Defined Networking on LINUX Unplugged

Go to defined.net/unplugged and meet Manage Nebula from Defined Networking. It is a fast, low overhead, decentralized VPN that's built on the open source Nebula platform. You can self host through. You can go look at it right now. Actually, one of the great things about Nebula is the issues are out in the open. The PRs are out in the open. And it's kinda stupid easy to try, especially I mean, it's just written in Go. You can just download a binary that basically runs anywhere all the way to, like, you know, using containers or Nix OS or whatever you want to orchestrate it or a managed product. Make a sidecar. Do it. Yeah. And if you wanna try it out, defined.net/unplug, get you started with Managed Nebula. You can try it for free. 100 hosts. No credit card required. It's a great way to support the show. And I think one of the things you'll really appreciate is that you can run your own lighthouse nodes. You're gonna really notice a difference on CPU and network overhead compared to other mesh networks. And I think you'll be hearing more about just how freaking fast Nebula really is. It's amazing. Check it out. Defined.net/unplugged. Big thank you to Defined Networking for supporting the Unplugged program.