Introducing CloudPAM: IPAM that knows about your cloud
CloudPAM keeps planned address pools and discovered AWS and GCP resources in the same place, so overlaps and drift show up before deployment.
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CloudPAM keeps planned address pools and discovered AWS and GCP resources in the same place, so overlaps and drift show up before deployment.
The UniFi provider went from 153 downloads in May to about 23,600. Here is what broke once people started running it against controllers I do not own.
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I wanted a UniFi Terraform workflow I could trust, so I wrote a new provider built around the current OpenAPI snapshot. It is published now, active, and already past its first hundred downloads.
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"Network enumeration shouldn't require a PhD in Visio. So I built something."
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