JKamsker

JKamsker is an independent developer whose open-source catalog currently centers on network-infrastructure tooling, most notably the ZTNet CLI utility that wraps the ZeroTier virtual networking platform with a concise command-line interface. Typical users include system administrators who need to script the creation, deletion, or re-configuration of encrypted SD-WAN meshes without leaving the terminal, DevOps engineers embedding secure overlay networks into CI pipelines, and hobbyists automating home-lab or cloud-edge topologies. By translating high-level verbs such as “join”, “leave”, “list”, or “authorize” into direct ZeroTier API calls, the tool collapses multi-step GUI workflows into one-liners that can be scheduled through cron, Ansible, or PowerShell. The lightweight binary runs on any Windows workstation or server where ZeroTier is already present, making it easy to roll out consistent network policies across fleets of VMs, containers, or IoT gateways. Because the project is hosted on GitHub under the JKamsker account, updates, issue tracking, and community pull requests are handled transparently, ensuring that new ZeroTier features are exposed quickly. JKamsker’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest upstream build and permitting batch installation alongside other applications.