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One of the most exciting features in recent versions is Docker container support. You can spin up lightweight Linux containers or servers directly within the topology without needing heavy VMs for every host. This is perfect for simulating traffic generation or testing API calls.

EVE-NG treats network design like a drawing canvas. You can drag and drop nodes, connect them with cables, and even label interfaces easily. The UI supports zooming, panning, and snapping to grid, which keeps your diagrams clean—a huge plus when documenting network states.

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A paid subscription model aimed at advanced engineers and enterprises. One of the most exciting features in recent

Why? • Spin up 50 routers in 2 minutes • Zero cable spaghetti • Costs $0 (Community edition)

RAM hungry. Pro edition costs $120/year. But for serious engineers – worth every penny. EVE-NG treats network design like a drawing canvas

No hot-linking (you must stop a device to connect a cable), lacks advanced features like snapshotting or API support [10]. 2. EVE-NG Professional Edition (Paid)