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Présentation : Four years ago, I lamented the lackluster selection of IPAM applications available for service providers. Unfortunately, it seems not much has changed lately. I was back to exploring IPAM offerings again recently, this time with the needs of a cloud hosting provider in mind. I demoed a few tools, but none of them seemed to fit the bill or they did, but were laughably overpriced . So, I decided to write my own. In my rantings a few years back, I had considered this option Could I create a custom IPAM solution with everything we need Sure The problem is that I'm a network engineer, not a programmer a natural division of labor which, it seems, is mostly to blame for the lack of robust IPAM solutions available . Even if I had the time to undertake such a project, I have little interest in providing long-term maintenance of it. My opinion has not changed, but I've come to realize that if I want a tool that fits my requirements, I will need to build it. And after surprisingly little time, I'm happy to report that I have now have a kick-ass IPAM tool that does exactly what I want it to. While I can't share the code, which is owned by and purpose-built for my employer, I would like to share some tips I picked up in the process with the hope of convincing others that rolling your own tools really isn't that hard. And in many cases, it may be well worth the effort. Continue reading No comments
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