With “The Dude” officially retired, I’ve been missing a practical, visual way to document and monitor real networks — especially mixed environments with MikroTik, servers, and core switches.
Out of that frustration (and a lot of late nights), I’ve been building a new tool called CoreBit.
CoreBit is a modern network topology and monitoring system designed for network administrators who want:
- Visual topology maps that act as living documentation
- Simple, reliable availability monitoring.
- Strong MikroTik support, but no vendor lock-in
Some key features:
- CIDR-based network scanning with ping sweep + credential matching
- Credential profiles (MikroTik API, SNMP, Prometheus node_exporter, Proxmox API)
- Interactive topology maps with manual, accurate connections
- Integrated IPAM – all detected IP addresses are automatically mapped and tracked
- Live monitoring of CPU, memory, and traffic (polled at configurable intervals)
- Availability-based alerting (Telegram, Pushover, Webhooks)
- On-duty scheduling with day/night shifts
- Multi-user system (Admin / Superuser / Viewer)
- Backup & restore built in
MikroTik devices are monitored via the API and SNMP, with optional persistent connections to reduce false positives in busy environments.
I’m now looking for early testers, especially:
- MikroTik-heavy networks
- ISPs, enterprises, or serious homelabs
- Users willing to give honest, technical feedback
Free version (10 devices) are already available on https://corebit.ease.dk
It runs on-premise (Not a cloud solution with monthly fees).
There is also a docker version available for testing now, see here for details.
Testers who provide valuable feedback during the testing phase will receive a free lifetime license as a thank-you.
If this sounds interesting, you’re very welcome to reply here or contact me directly.
Issues can ba reported as issue on this gtihub page:
I have now created a github page, where issues can be reported instead of spamming this thread.
There is also a change log there.





