A new big project from the creator of the (nowadays abandoned) Ninux map server "Nodeshot". -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [Nodeshot] Goodbye Nodeshot, Hello OpenWISP 2 Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2020 13:12:15 -0500 From: Federico Capoano &lt;federico.capoano(a)gmail.com&gt; Reply-To: Nodeshot &lt;nodeshot(a)ml.ninux.org&gt; To: nodeshot(a)ml.ninux.org Hi everyone, it took me a long time to recognize this, but the nodeshot <https://github.com/ninuxorg/nodeshot> project is dead and I think it's good for me to officially state my departure from it. It's been an incredible experience and I want to thank everyone who contributed and used it in the golden years of Ninux (2012-2017) and other communities. I moved onto working full time (again, but this time with my own company funded by my own consulting work) on OpenWISP 2 <http://openwisp.org/>, which is also built in python and django (the first generation was built in Ruby and Ruby on Rails). Over the years I tried to migrate some of the features of nodeshot in OpenWISP, especially those ones about monitoring the status of the network as seen by dynamic routing protocols <https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-network-topology/>, but I was not successful in migrating all the features because of lack of resources. That said, OpenWISP aims to become a framework on which is possible to build applications like nodeshot on top of it. The project is alive and steadily growing, there are more users, contributors, companies that use it and fund its improvement (see the activity feed to verify <http://openwisp.org/activity.html>), so I encourage anybody that is still interested in the ideas we were working in nodeshot and want to contribute to see those come to light to reach us out in the OpenWISP project <http://openwisp.org/support.html>. If anybody wants to maintain the code of nodeshot in its current form, please get in touch with the Ninux organization administrators which can give you write access to it. Best regards Federico Capoano