https://badgerops.github.io/topics/open-source/Recent content in Open-Source on BadgerOpsHugoen-USWed, 28 Oct 2026 12:35:00 +0000https://badgerops.github.io/people-are-actually-using-this-thing/Wed, 28 Oct 2026 12:35:00 +0000https://badgerops.github.io/people-are-actually-using-this-thing/<p><em>(Or, how my homelab provider turned into actual open source maintenance)</em></p> <p>Back in May I <a href="https://badgerops.github.io/why-i-wrote-a-new-terraform-provider-for-unifi/">wrote about shipping a UniFi Terraform provider</a>. It had been out for about a week and the Terraform Registry showed 153 downloads. I was pretty happy with that. The provider worked against my controller, a couple of folks in Matrix had kicked the tires, and I could finally manage my firewall rules without clicking through the Network UI.</p>https://badgerops.github.io/introducing-grapheon/Mon, 09 Feb 2026 15:31:43 +0000https://badgerops.github.io/introducing-grapheon/<hr><p>Long time, no post! (I know, I know.)</p><p>So. You're a blue teamer, or a red teamer, or maybe just the person in the room who got volun-told to "map out the network." You fire up nmap, run some scans, maybe throw in some&nbsp;<code>arp -a</code>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<code>netstat</code>&nbsp;output for good measure. And then... you stare at a wall of XML, CSV, and text output trying to mentally correlate which hosts talk to which other hosts, what services are where, and how it all fits together.</p>