(feat) Manually add additional account(s)

[SeraphimSerapis]

I was happy to see multi-site support listed. However given I am connecting with a local account, only one of my two sites is being pulled. The other one will require a second account to pull information, too. Is that something you could consider?

[tvancott42]

Absolutely, multi-tenant and multi-site support is planned and can be found here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ozark-Connect/NetworkOptimizer/refs/heads/main/TODO.md

It'll be a couple weeks until I have it all set up, as it's mostly geared toward MSPs and installers.

[tvancott42]

@SeraphimSerapis I'm maintaining a branch with multi-site support - would you be interested in building from source and testing it?

You'll be a little behind on releases (I merge them over in chunks) but everything seems to be working just fine so far with multi-site.

branch: feature/multi-site
to build (assuming docker):

git fetch origin
git checkout feature/multi-site
git pull
cd docker && docker compose build && docker compose up -d

If you need to migrate to build-from-source from using pre-built docker images, it kind of is this in reverse: https://github.com/Ozark-Connect/NetworkOptimizer/blob/main/docker/DEPLOYMENT.md#migrating-from-build-from-source-to-pre-built-images

[SeraphimSerapis]

I can confirm it works great. Was able to add the other site with no issues!

[tvancott42]

@SeraphimSerapis thanks for testing that out. If you decide to stay on the multi-site branch, make sure to update it regularly as I'm keeping it in almost lockstep with main.

git pull
cd docker && docker compose build && docker compose up -d

Let me know if anything breaks, no pressure, but poke around a little and let me know if any of the core features are wonky on multi-site. If you ever go > 3 sites or want to use this commercially, we can work something out considering your help on this :)

[SeraphimSerapis]

Thanks! This is really just for two sites I maintain: my household and my in-laws. Appreciate the offer, though!

For now I went back to the main branch to benefit from the ease of maintaining things through the regular docker images.