SNMP 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.
This release is about closing the gap between what your network should look like and what it actually looks like — then making it a one-liner to run.
SNMP drift you accept on your own terms
Reality in a read-only layer
Danbyte now polls devices over SNMP into a read-only observed layer that sits beside your intended source of truth. Nothing is overwritten automatically.
Differences land in a drift inbox — a wrong hostname, an undocumented interface, a MAC that doesn't match — and you accept them into your source of truth one item at a time.
Floor plans that stay live
Place racks, tiles and cameras on a real footprint. Cameras cast a field-of-view cone, racks show utilization and status, and you can zoom out to a geographic map of every site with the circuits and fibre running between them.
A tour of the release
One-line install
A fresh Ubuntu or Debian server to a running instance, in a single command — it resolves the latest release, verifies its published checksum, and provisions PostgreSQL, Redis and nginx + TLS for you:
curl -fsSL https://danbyte.net/install.sh | bash -s -- --host danbyte.example.com
Everything the bundle needs is vendored inside, so it installs fully offline after the download — air-gap friendly by default.
The rest
- Trace any cable run end to end through patch panels, PDUs and fibre strands on a live topology canvas.
- Remote Outposts probe each site over 443 — even NAT'd or air-gapped.
- Grant-based RBAC, tenant isolation and a tamper-evident audit log.
See the full changelog for every fix and smaller change in this release.