Alternatives
Products that do what QuickSDWAN does
Smarter SD-WAN. Simpler, Secure Network Management.
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2020 · github.com
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2018 · github.com
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2016 · subnet.im
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2013 · github.com
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2018 · github.com
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Dear HN, As a long-standing member of this community (2007!), I'm really pleased to announce the launch of the Saito project here. http://saito.tech Since you probably haven't heard of us, Saito is a terabyte-level blockchain designed to support email, social networks, payment channels, distributed forums, and other big-data applications directly on-chain. We achieve scale for this by solving the fundamental economic problems with the proof-of-work and proof-of-stake consensus mechanisms. If you look into the network design, we think we'll blow your mind! Anyway, we've been reading…
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2019 · github.com
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Hey HN! We are building Thand, an open-source, distributed platform for Just-in-Time (JIT) access, authorization (PAM), and provisioning. Why? I’ve been at various companies now; either having to raise tickets, waiting on internal processes to get access to systems, resources or SaaS tools. Or, having extremely elevated accounts all in one place and as a single point of failure when services go down just as you need them. None of the available PAM tools seemed easy to work with, so it got me seeking an alternative. What is Thand? Thand is a lightweight, open source and self-hosted agent that…
Nov 2025 · github.com
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Hey HN, We recently saw that a bad router update made it to the front page, and thought you might like to hear about what we're building at Supernetworks. Our flagship product is a Secure Programmable Router (SPR), which is Linux-based software for running a hardened wifi network that enables easy addition and management of devices. SPR isolates each device into an individual VLAN and securely connects it to the rest of the network. What sets SPR apart is that we've engineered it to use the latest and greatest networking capabilities of Linux, all while employing best-in-class security…
2023 · supernetworks.org
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Hi HN! I'm Nick, one of the cofounders of Bitping, and we'd like to share a tool that we've been working on for the past couple of years that lets you test network connectivity from real user devices around the world. We originally were part of a hackathon focused on building a product that is powered by micropayments and we settled on a network that could ping other network devices and users could be paid in fractions of a cent for performing said work. After winning the hackathon, we built an uptime monitoring service and discovered some discrepancies between our data and traditional…
2024 · developer.bitping.com
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2015 · github.com
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Hi HN! We’re Tobias and Beni, co-founders of NetFabric. NetFabric is a next-gen network monitoring solution that’s here to tackle the chaos of network downtime with a fresh approach using mathematical models and machine learning: We integrate all your network data sources into a single, easy-to-use platform, giving you clear answers to any network question in real time. # Why Network Monitoring Needs a Revolution Network downtime is a massive headache for companies everywhere. Just an hour of downtime can cost millions—Amazon lost $34 million in just one hour in 2021! But the pain doesn’t…
2024 · netfabric.ai
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[Are you an app developer who ships to global markets with often flaky networks? Would you find such an API useful?] We are building a network estimation API for Android and iOS. We believe developers who ship network intensive apps to international markets will find it useful to improve UX on networks with poor quality of service (QoS). How does it work? An app developer would integrate the library, and use the API to receive a network quality estimate result on a 1-5 scale. 5 being the best network and 1 being the worst. * 5 -> Good for low latency video and voice streams as well as for…
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