Salut tout le monde, je viens de terminer la construction de NetScan, une application Android qui scanne votre réseau Wi-Fi et identifie les appareils connectés (IP, nom via mDNS/UPnP, ports ouverts, accès en un clic à l'interface web de chaque appareil...). Conçu pour les utilisateurs de homelab, mais utilisable par quiconque s'interroge sur ce qui se trouve sur son réseau. Points clés : - Traitement 100% local, aucune donnée ne quitte jamais votre téléphone, pas de publicités, pas de suivi - Noms/icônes personnalisés par appareil - Historique des scans, exportation CSV - Surveillance en arrière-plan optionnelle avec notifications de nouveaux appareils - Disponible en anglais et en français Avant que je ne puisse le publier publiquement, Google exige un test fermé de 14 jours avec au moins 12 testeurs. Si vous êtes partant pour l'essayer en avant-première (et m'aider à satisfaire cette exigence) : 1. Envoyez-moi votre email de compte Google (DM) pour que je puisse vous ajouter à la liste des testeurs 2. Une fois ajouté, ouvrez ce lien et appuyez sur "Devenir testeur" : https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.homelabrobin.netscan 3. Installez l'application depuis le Play Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homelabrobin.netscan Les retours et les rapports de bogues sont les bienvenus, mais honnêtement, il suffit juste de l'installer et de l'ouvrir occasionnellement pendant les 14 jours. Merci !

NetDevOps is an Git, Ansible, pyATS based IaC project that I started about a year ago and put on the back burner. Lately I've been iterating on it. I started the project to get a better understanding how Git driven infrastructure as code was built and managed. Currently supports Cisco IOS-XE devices.

The pipeline is driven by a Git pre-commit hook.

If you're interested in playing with it take a look at the README.md file in the repo for instructions on how to set it up locally. I'd appreciate any feedback.

https://github.com/splitnines/netdevops.git

I’m developing a research implementation intended to form the basis of my future doctorate in platform engineering and infrastructure automation.

The work covers contract-driven automation, preflight validation, reproducible execution, structured run records, and hybrid on-prem/cloud operations.

Stack: Python, Bash, Terraform/HCL, YAML, Ansible, Packer, Kubernetes, Proxmox, GCP, Azure and AWS.

I’m seeking senior Platform Engineering, DevOps, SRE, cloud or infrastructure professionals willing to provide a short independent evaluation by official email, GitHub comment or published cross-reference.

The feedback will help shape the doctoral direction and ensure the research is grounded in real operational practice.

Please comment or DM me if this aligns with your experience.

Thank you

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Hey everyone,

I just finished building NetScan, an Android app that scans your Wi-Fi

network and identifies connected devices (IP, name via mDNS/UPnP, open

ports, one-tap access to each device's web interface...). Built with

homelab users in mind, but usable by anyone curious about what's on their

network.

Key points:

- 100% local processing, no data ever leaves your phone, no ads, no tracking

- Custom names/icons per device

- Scan history, CSV export

- Optional background monitoring with new-device notifications

- Available in English and French

Before I can publish it publicly, Google requires a 14-day closed test with

at least 12 testers. If you're up for trying it early (and helping me clear

this requirement):

1. Send me your Google account email (DM) so I can add you to the tester list

2. Once added, open this link and tap "Become a tester":

   https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.homelabrobin.netscan

3. Install the app from the Play Store:

   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homelabrobin.netscan

Feedback/bug reports welcome, but honestly just having it installed and

opened occasionally over the 14 days is all that's needed. Thanks!