Defined Networking on LINUX Unplugged

Go check out Managed Nebula from Defined Networking. It's built on the open source Nebula platform that we trust and love, and you control all the bits. It's so simple to scale. You can get started easily at defined.net/unplugged. You can try out their hosted version. Use it on 100 hosts absolutely for free. And it turns out, you control the infrastructure. You can build it yourself if you just wanna have two nodes talking to each other for a backup, which can be very handy, or if you need something the scale of an enterprise system like Slack or something even larger. You can run your own lighthouses, you can own the network path, and you can avoid building your core connectivity, your infrastructure, your network around somebody else's black box. It's fast. It's secure. It's decentralized. It's reliable. It's the way most mesh VPNs wish they were, but just they're not designed to be. For your home lab, for a fleet, or for serious production network, Managed Nebula gives you control without giving up convenience.