Tools I made at work that might help some sysadmin peeps/homelabbers

I won't lie to you all and say I'm some kind of w1zard_h4x0r I'm not, I work for a severely underfunded and understaffed government department, and I've had to get creative with my time.
These are some tools I made in my spare time to make managing my Tailscale network (which uses Ansible Pull for updates/versioning ) a little faster/easier to manage.

I'm not going to claim these are perfect at all, but I've always been of the opinion that something should just work and that all the trimmings aren't really important.

Hope this helps some people, and if you want to change anything, don't complain, just do, fork it, make your own, I don't care at all.

First on the list is PingPanel, it's a TUI based Uptime Manager, our networks team uses PRTG to monitor all our kit, but I absolutely hate the process of adding devices to it, so this just let's you put an ansible inventory file in and then it checks if your hosts are up, and it does it with a nice tree structure etc:
https://github.com/xkz0/PingPanel

And then there's a collection of tools I use for device provisioning/inventory management:
SSH-Key-Management (great name I know), this lets you generate individual ssh key pairs for each device in your ansible inventory and shares them with the device so you can do Ansible-Pull, it also allows you to push keys to devices that were offline at the time you first tried:
https://github.com/xkz0/ssh_key_management

Tailscale Auto-Tagger:

Use the device names on Tailscale to en-masse assign ACL tags, or custom information to devices based on their names, this works in tandem with the next tool, and is handy if you have a dynamic inventory:

https://github.com/xkz0/tailscale-auto-tagger

AnsiScale:

Generates Ansible YAML inventory files with parent/child structures based off of ACL tags or other custom information as set by the auto-tagger, or by rules you've already implemented. Useful again if you have a dynamic inventory, or you just don't like constantly updating your inventory by hand. Also allows you to specify SSH key name patterns which then matches them to the hosts.

https://github.com/xkz0/ansiscale