Looks nifty, I’ll give it a shot when it’s available on Linux. Can you expand on the stack it’s built with? My only concern is if it uses electron and possible NPM supply chain attacks esp as it connects to servers.
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kraleppa
Thanks! Linux is on the roadmap - good to know there’s demand for it. There’s a chance that it will be released this week 
We’re not using Electron - it’s based on Tauri using the OS-native webview. Inside it we run a LiveView release, so essentially all logic lives in Elixir on your local BEAM node and the browser layer is just a thin rendering surface. npm is build-time only for us (esbuild + Tailwind)
The whole flow of connecting to nodes is similar to Livebook.
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KezuLan
Hi all, here’s a quick update on what happened since release.
We are now closing the early access phase. Here are the biggest changes:
- Linux build is live. You can now download it from our website.
- The source code is public. Feel free to check it out on GitHub.
- We have updated the license. Voyager is now free for individuals and teams up to 10 people. If your company is larger reach out to us, and we’ll get back to you, but since we are still in early phase - there is no payment for 90 days.
Learn more here:
Repo: GitHub - software-mansion/voyager: Observe, debug, and understand running BEAM systems · GitHub
Download: https://voyager.swmansion.com
Btw if you are heading to ElixirConf in Chicago, drop by Software Mansion booth to see live demo and chat about your infrastructure.
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