Given this thread will probably attract other Unifi users... has anyone had success migrating from MongoDB to something like FerretDB?

I played around with getting this to work a few weeks ago and found that day-to-day it works without issue, but restoring a backup will error since it relies on some unsupported Mongo semantics (renaming collections iirc).

So you'd have one services that can provision Ubiquity, MikroTik, TPLink and other APs and manage the clients.

However, there are other approaches. A public IP per client isn't going to be nearly as expensive as a VM per client, and lets you route your clients by target. Or you could route by source IP: either by having the client register their IPs, or with some combination with seeing where folk log in from.

Neither is necessary, though, given inspection does appear to work.

I wonder if there's a way to control routing client side and remove the list of mac addresses. Eg manage DNS for customers (upsell ad blocking!) and CNAME the unifi entry to a customer specific vhost.

This seems like an odd misunderstanding, especially because the correct inversion “UBNT” is the default login name for most UniFi web UIs.

You might have a bit of dyslexia, OP!

I found https://community.home-assistant.io/t/unifi-cameras-without-... in which someone sshed in, edited some config files by hand, and got streaming to work for the current boot. One could probably take that a bit further and, you know, save the config to flash. But it'd be nice to just do it the way their controller does and know it's going to work for future firmware updates and such.

They also stream by connecting to your NVR with modified version of flv, rather than you connecting to them with RTSP, which is annoying but can be worked around.