Defined Networking on LINUX Unplugged

One thing that I have learned over and over again is platforms change, business priorities change, and when it comes to something as foundational as how I network everything, I wanna own that stack end to end. And that's why I love manage Nebula from Defined Networking because it lets you start using Nebula without all of the hard parts. You get the great fast simple aspects that's super resilient where you can add your own lighthouses, but they'll take care of the hard part. And when you go to defined.net/unplugged, you can get started with 100 hosts for free. No credit card required. Or you roll like Wes and I and you do the whole thing custom yourself, DIY, self hosted, absolutely can. No big tech login. No middleman. No, like, Google sign in. No mysterious control pane that has access to all your system. No. Instead, it's just sort of standard YAML files and some Go binaries that run just about everywhere, and that's it. They've also made a lot of improvements early this year and added IP v six overlay support, multiple net multiple Nebula IPs per host now, and a new certificate format that lets you migrate without downtime. Plus, they've been investing a lot in the mobile apps, and you're gonna hear a lot more soon about just the unbelievable performance of Nebula. It gives you control, flexibility, and a network built for your future. Get started 100 hosts for free. No credit card required. defined.net/unplugged. And thank you to Define for sponsoring the Unplugged program.