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I haven't tried it but we are currently using its competitor netmaker and I would absolutely recommend to stay away from that one.
Can you go into a little detail about why? I've been considering one of the many sdn options and it's tough to find much information on some of these newer ones.
Not my reply, but I’ve also had mixed tests playing with Netmaker. It’s a project I really want to like, but getting clients to work together is sometimes finicky. It’s a young project, so maybe the kinks will get worked out. I do like the admin UI.
It looked good at first but it has a lot of subtle bugs that aren't fixed, the upgrade process is completely unusable and it is badly documented and has very limited debug output when something does not work.