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- Licensed under an approved open source license
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- Multiple active maintainers
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- At least one release in the last 6 months
- 🥉 Bronze
- 5+ commits in 6 months, issues responded to within 7 days
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- Actively used by 10+ organizations
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- Actively used by at least one organization
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- Published packages and passing CI in the last 6 months
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Awarded when the project follows security best practices.
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- No known vulnerabilities at release, critical CVEs fixed within a day
- 🥈 Silver
- 75%+ merge requests reviewed, 80%+ tags signed
- 🥉 Bronze
- Protected branches, security policy, fast issue response
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Features
- Geographic information system for telecommunications infrastructure
- Interactive map interface
- Management of trenches, conduits, microducts, nodes and addresses
- Visual network schema editor
- Multi-project organization
- File storage and management
- Integration with QGIS
- WMS
- WFS
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Description
Qonnectra is an open-source, web-based GIS application for documenting and managing municipal utility networks. It enables the documentation and visualization of fiber optic networks across all network levels – from main distribution points to individual building connections.
The software is designed for municipalities, municipal associations, and small to mid-sized network operators such as public utilities that want to manage their network assets professionally and digitally. Qonnectra is browser-based, completely free of charge, and built entirely on open-source components – data sovereignty stays with the municipality.