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Tag: Open Source Infrastructure

  • Infinito.Nexus 14.2: OpenBao introduces advanced secrets management

    Infinito.Nexus 14.2 introduces OpenBao for secrets management, giving applications and services a dedicated way to handle credentials, API keys and machine identities.

    OpenBao integrates with the existing Infinito.Nexus identity and deployment model. Users can authenticate through Keycloak, or LDAP when OpenLDAP is deployed, while services and automation use their own AppRole identities. Credentials are automatically changed on every deployment, and the OpenBao root token is not retained after the initial setup.

    The release also adds recovery handling, automatic unsealing after restarts, optional internal PKI and Prometheus alerts when OpenBao is sealed or unreachable.

    In addition, 14.2 fixes LDAP administration in LAM, improves Docker Swarm handling of existing networks, adds role-local Prometheus alert rules, restores video recording for manually created Playwright contexts and updates pgAdmin to 9.18.

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  • WHERE OTHERS LOSE CONTROL – WE STAY IN THE LOOP.

    At Infinito.Nexus, we believe that AI should never replace human judgment.

    We are the captains. AI is our navigator.

    While others hand over responsibility to black-box systems, we stay in control. We design the architecture, review the code, verify every deployment, and make the decisions that shape the future of the systems we build.

    AI is one of the most powerful tools ever created. But it remains a tool.

    We are the engineers, architects, and craftsmen who use it to build sovereign digital infrastructure faster, more reliably, and at a scale that was impossible only a few years ago.

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  • Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost

    Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost

    Similar Vision, Different Architectural Layer

    When people first hear about Infinito.Nexus, a common question is:

    “Isn’t this basically like YunoHost?”

    It’s a fair question.

    Both projects support digital sovereignty.
    Both are open source.
    Both aim to reduce dependency on Big Tech platforms.

    But they operate at fundamentally different architectural layers.

    The Core Difference

    The most important distinction:

    Infinito.Nexus is not an operating system.

    YunoHost behaves like a server distribution — a tightly integrated system environment that packages applications into a controlled OS base.

    Infinito.Nexus, by contrast, is a provisioning and orchestration framework.

    It does not replace the operating system.
    It provisions and orchestrates infrastructure on top of it.

    This architectural choice makes Infinito.Nexus significantly more scalable and flexible.

    Instead of being tied to a specific system base, it operates across environments — allowing infrastructure to grow without requiring replatforming.

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