Yggdrasil, an end to end encrypted IPv6 mesh router that gives every node a stable cryptographic address and self arranges an encrypted overlay between your peers.
Yggdrasil is an open source, end to end encrypted IPv6 mesh network. It is decentralized and self arranging: every node derives a permanent cryptographic IPv6 address in the 0200::/7 range from its own key, and nodes automatically build a spanning tree between their peers so any node can reach any other over the encrypted overlay, with no central server and no address plan to design. The result is a flat private IPv6 network that follows your machines across NAT, changing addresses and different clouds, so services keep the same address wherever they run. Node state is a single flat configuration file with no database and no web console; the node is administered with a command line tool over a local only admin socket.
The cloudimg image is hardened and fully patched with Yggdrasil preconfigured and running as a systemd service. It ships secure by default with no known key: first boot generates a unique node key for this instance alone, records the node's overlay IPv6 address, subnet and public key to a root only file, and binds the admin API to a local unix socket so it is never network reachable. Only the encrypted peering port and SSH are exposed, and every instance is backed by a paired deploy guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.