manager

Yes, we do have plans to replace the current web UI. :) It is an open source app you can follow along with the development on github [0]. And I can't say much myself, but I believe TechCrunch has us quoted as planning to release this in beta in a few months. :) And actually, we have considered both being able to mass-provision Linodes through the web UI and use SSH keys instead of passwords. But the mass-provision part sort of got swept under the rug for beta. Then fwiw the API is also being redone with more features and written completely in Python. You can finds docs for that here [1]. You can also sign up for alpha access today and play around with the new API (and free [temporary] Linodes!), as well as set up the manager locally [2]. Work email's in the bio if you need anything else! [0] https://github.com/linode/manager [1] https://d

We do think our dashboard is important, and we are investing in it. As a matter of fact, you can even watch the development take place yourself because the new manager is an open-source app. :) https://github.com/linode/manager

>but I believe they still use their old coldfusion applications. For now, yeah. But the new Manager mentioned in the blog post is just a client for our new API, which is written in Python.[1] You can even check out the new Manager now if you want: https://github.com/linode/manager It's still in alpha (and separate from our regular service), but we're hoping to have it out in beta soon! [1] https://engineering.linode.com/2016/04/12/Announcing-APIv4.h...