Versions:

3.70.6
3.70.5
3.69.0
3.67.4
3.66.6
2.1.1
2.1.0
2.0.5
2.0.4
2.0.3
2.0.2
2.0.1

Bloxsmith, published by holland-built, is a self-contained Infoblox BloxOne NOC dashboard designed for network operations monitoring. Distributed as a single static binary, the software embeds its React-based user interface directly within the executable, eliminating the need for external web servers, separate frontend deployments, or additional runtime dependencies. This all-in-one packaging makes it straightforward to deploy in environments where a consolidated operations view of BloxOne infrastructure is required. In addition to serving its embedded interface, Bloxsmith acts as a proxy for the Infoblox BloxOne and Cloud Services Portal (CSP) APIs, allowing the dashboard to communicate with Infoblox cloud services through one consolidated component rather than requiring operators to configure direct API access from multiple client systems. The application also includes a built-in self-update capability that retrieves new releases from GitHub Releases, simplifying ongoing maintenance and reducing the operational burden of keeping the tool current. Typical use cases center on network operations center workflows, where teams benefit from a dedicated dashboard for observing and interacting with BloxOne-managed DNS, DHCP, and related cloud-delivered services. Within a software catalog, Bloxsmith fits the network monitoring and operations dashboard category, and more specifically the niche of vendor-oriented tooling built around the Infoblox BloxOne platform. The current version is 3.70.6, and the project has progressed through a total of twelve recorded versions, indicating an active release history with iterative development over time. Because the binary is static and self-contained, operators can run the dashboard without installing supporting frameworks, and the combination of an embedded React UI, integrated API proxying, and automatic updates positions Bloxsmith as a compact, low-maintenance option for organizations that rely on Infoblox BloxOne services and want a purpose-built operational interface delivered in a single deployable artifact.

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