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Pretty easy, it’s basically one extra step from running a controller onsite, and Ubiquiti has said that direct cloud adoption is coming. Adopt the device on the Unifi controller.Specify controller hostname so Unifi device can call to it.use your Chrome-enabled device to run the Unifi App.plug the device in (let it boot up and get an IP).With the Google Chrome Unifi app you can tell your new AP’s where to look for a controller, so deploying AP’s and switches is pretty simple. I talk about that service in the next section of this article, however, this means that you can’t just use the cloud controller you also have to pay for the device maintenance which means that this solution will get quite expensive.Īnother reason I would consider running a Unifi controller in the cloud is if I had a large deployment over multiple sites. UPDATE: After Ubiquiti took the Elite service GA, I have learned that each device that you connect to the cloud controller also needs to have a maintenance package associated with it.

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So for not too much more, you have a controller with no documented “maximum devices”, plus Ubiquiti will maintain it! Can’t beat that! From what I have seen on the Unifi Elite beta posts, a stand-alone controller will be $45/month after the beta period. And, if you have worked with t2.micro instances before, you already know that they aren’t blazing fast and a sizable Unifi deployment might require a larger instance type.

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Why? Well even the smallest AWS instance t2.micro will cost about $20 bucks a month to run after your free tier access runs out. I am currently preparing that blog post, but I almost just deleted the whole thought. I found the forum posts about the Unifi Elite Controller while searching for any details I could find on running a controller on AWS. Reasons I would consider the Elite Cloud Controller By offering enterprise-quality support to customers using the Elite Cloud Controller Ubiquiti will remove a lot of the variables that customer environments introduce and make supporting Unifi a little easier. I get it, supporting a product is a huge undertaking, I work for a vendor myself. Maybe this explains why my Ubiquiti Unifi Virtual appliance hasn’t received any “official” love or shout outs?

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With the Unifi Elite controller, you get the same features and functionality as what you can download and run locally, but the main difference is SaaS delivery Ubiquiti handles hosting, support, maintenance, and troubleshooting. You then have to maintain both the Unifi updates as well as the updates to the host operating system yet another task for the enterprise sysadmin.

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In all of these controller types, the Unifi code is distributed as an application that you install on a host operating system.

Windows or Linux virtual or physical machine.

You have several ways to run a Unifi Controller, but until now all of your options were self-hosted variants: The heart of the Unifi product line is the Unifi Controller. Let’s take a look at why I think this announcement will bring Ubiquiti Unifi to a much larger market as well as increase its deployment size too. Don’t get me wrong there is already a lot of geeky enterprise features in the offering today, but there is more to enterprise IT than product features. With these new additions, it appears that Ubiquiti is looking to start putting the “enterprise stuff” into their enterprise WiFi solution.

The second part is a more enterprise-friendly service and support offering. The first part of the offering, which is in beta now, is a cloud version of their Unifi Controller. Both make a great alternative if the price of the Elite offering doesn’t make sense for you.įrom what I have read in the beta announcements and what I’ve seen by using the beta controller, Unifi Elite looks like it will be a combination of two new offerings. As an alternative to the Ubiquiti Elite offering, I have an OVA template you can run locally or a how-to on creating a controller on the AWS cloud.