@backbox_labs@netbird Thanks for reporting the issue. While we didn't had the chance to discuss it, we are working on a fix and will provide more updates soon.
NetBird is now on the Vultr Marketplace. Pick your server, drop in your domain and email, set two DNS records, and you have a full production control plane running!
Traefik, CrowdSec, the reverse proxy - all enabled by default. Just like that.
🪼 We are seeing a surge of interest in setting up secure remote connection to self-hosted Jellyfin servers. Luckily, we already have a full featured guide ready to go! Link below.
We changed how bug reports and feature requests work in the NetBird GitHub repo.
Short version: new reports start as Discussions, not Issues. They're validated, confirmed stuff gets promoted to Issues.
Cloudflare Mesh just launched. We ran real iperf3 benchmarks across NetBird, Tailscale, and CF Mesh on the same machines, same conditions.
The results? It depends on where you're connecting.
Here's what we found. A thread.
NetBird v0.67 brings Layer 4 proxy support to our reverse proxy! Expose TCP, UDP, and TLS services PLUS header-based auth, geo/IP access rules, client health checks, and more. https://t.co/R7J3rySP2m
Great views, good food & drinks, and interesting conversations at our side event 𝐎𝐟𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐫𝐞 during #KubeCon week in Amsterdam.
March 24 · 8pm · The 360 Room at ADAM Tower
Grab your spot 👇
Home Assistant is great. But accessing it remotely without opening ports or paying for a subscription? Even better. In guide we cover how to install HA on Proxmox, add devices, and then use NetBird to expose it remotely via a custom domain. No VPN client required for your family members! https://t.co/zOtxvCX5An
With v0.66 we're adding to the capabilities of our reverse proxy with the expose command - a simple and secure way to expose your local services. 🧵(1/5)
NetBird now includes a built-in reverse proxy directly in the management server. Allowing your internal services are securely accessible from any browser! Available for Self-Hosting right now, coming soon to Cloud.
We rebuilt SSH in NetBird.
Now it works with your native OpenSSH client → just run "ssh your-peer-name".
Identity-aware (OIDC), granular access policies, full SFTP/SCP support.
⚠️ Not backward compatible with v0.59.x.
Try it in v0.60.x.
Sign up for free: https://t.co/4GJQJMERKd
Release article: https://t.co/c73w60l2rE
Documentation: https://t.co/hKI1EJdyV0
This shows how NetBird can unlock any use case, no matter where your infra is running. If you need performance and security, NetBird is the best way to go.
We ran an experiment.
We wanted build a a distributed AI inference demo infrastructure that connects
GPU resources across multiple cloud providers
That’s how we built the Mega Mesh.
Rather than being locked into a single provider's GPU availability and pricing, this architecture creates a flexible, geographically distributed platform for serving large language models with simple and secure remote access for easy management.
The experiment: https://t.co/dfbAyBsggw
Documentation: https://t.co/0Em3duWPE1
The video : https://t.co/FeFHNjinQ6