NetBird
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NetBird is an open-source Zero Trust networking platform that makes it easy for engineers to create fast, secure, and private networks with simple, decentralized management.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Self-Hosted
- Homebrew
- Docker
- Docker Hub
- Android TV
- Raspberry Pi
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I came from ZeroTier and it's literally superior in every way while having a way better free tier. We could argue that the android app could be improved and that it differ from ZeroTier network ID architecture to a user one (which make it more secure) but for some user it could look over complicated if they just want to do a Hamachi style lan.
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Comments and Reviews
Easy to setup if you are using their SaaS offering, the entire source code is available atm under a FLOSS license. Good alternative to TailScale, NetMaker. Only other alternate being HeadScale. Is decentralized and p2p, with good group based RBAC.
I came from ZeroTier and it's literally superior in every way while having a way better free tier. We could argue that the android app could be improved and that it differ from ZeroTier network ID architecture to a user one (which make it more secure) but for some user it could look over complicated if they just want to do a Hamachi style lan.
Super simple to set up, and works super well. Their dashboard is also very complete and intuitive.
It's open source, it has a sustainable business model and it works well. They recently implemented profiles so I can switch to any of my clients' networks easily. Their iOS app didn't work for me but I haven't tested the update they released last month. IPv6 is on the roadmap. I used to use Tailscale but they're not open source.
We use it in our small startup for connecting vms in a k8s cluster. Works really well, where we’ve not had any issues.
The only challenge we’ve faced is when we want to deploy their k8s operator so our laptops can access k8s services directly. That is a bit more tricky to configure (and is not as performant, due to the router nodes, but it works fine for testing).
NetBird makes my homelab setup so easy!!
In my opinion the best alternative to ngrok, easy to setup, has alot of features available for free, even when I looked up their paid plan the price is affordable for startup teams.