What's new in Danbyte.
Release notes with the story behind each change: screenshots, short videos and the why, not just a version bump.
LAGs, allocation pools and a new form layout
Link aggregation as a real interface, IP ranges as allocation pools, antennas and circuit demarcs cabled like ports, and every edit form rebuilt on one layout. 148 commits, 45 issues closed.
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fixv0.14.1Twelve fixes for 0.14
A patch release cleaning up after 0.14.0, mostly around port reservations and the change log, including two permission fixes worth reading.
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releasev0.14.0The same network, drawn properly
Maps and diagrams you can read, share and act on: geographic site maps, four topology views that live in the URL, and port-level capacity planning that cleans up after itself.
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releasev0.13.0The sync learns where things live
Danbyte 0.13.0 gives synced infrastructure a place, a name and a face - ESXi hosts become real devices with real hardware; placement rules decide which site a machine belongs to (by datacenter, folder, cluster, host or subnet); every DNS name becomes a page; vCenter VM topology finally renders, distributed switches included; interface drift grows teeth; each source keeps its own sync log; and the dashboard becomes a grid you can resize, pack and save to your account.
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releasev0.12.0DHCP, DNS and virtualization become first-class
Danbyte 0.12.0 reaches past what you type in — agentless WinRM sync of Windows DHCP scopes, exclusions, reservations and leases plus DNS zones; Proxmox VE and VMware vCenter import with an OpenStack-style network topology; DHCP modelled natively in every IP table; colored VLANs everywhere; SNMP for virtual machines; and a drag-to-arrange dashboard.
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releasev0.11.0Planning becomes a first-class discipline
Danbyte 0.11.0 turns planning into a real discipline — Kanban boards and tasks, a full scheduling calendar, maintenance windows ingested from your carriers, and planned changes that turn intent into applied records — plus advanced filtering, saved views, and sharper SNMP.
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releasev0.10.0Certificates, 3D floorplan, SAML, Labels and more
Treat certificates and SSH keys as a source of truth with drift you accept on your terms, sign in through your IdP, map devices onto their real faceplate photo and walk your racks in 3D, print real QR labels, and click any dashboard number straight through to the list behind it.
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featurev0.9.10SNMP drift, live floor plans, and a one-line install
Read reality into a read-only observed layer and reconcile drift on your terms, place racks and cameras on a real floor plan, and stand up a fresh instance in a single command.
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