What alternatives to the Vyatta soft router are there now?

Question

linux

I installed the Vyatta operating system on a server in a small office. I distribute the Internet with Yota, DHCP. A month later, I look: the distribution kit was cut out, there is no documentation, updates, of course, will not be either.
What would you recommend a replacement, preferably the same pleasant to set up and operate?

Answer 1

VyOs is also bad with documentation.
Mikrotik, Kerio - paid products. I don't know what in Kerio is worth the money they want for it. In my personal opinion/experience, products like Kerio are held only by former/current lovers of broken/stolen who have mastered nothing else. There is nothing ingenious in it, only the stripped-down features of the free software included in its composition.
There are many free solutions for this issue.
Comparison table for soft routers here .

Answer 2

Debian

Answer 3

I did not work myself, but I heard about such a fork: VyOS

Answer 4

I personally like pfSense. A small, tidy router distribution on FreeBSD, a good, visual web interface, good functionality, a lot of plugins. Can work from a flash drive. I worked stably under Hyper-V, although the lack of drivers for synthetic network cards affected, of course.