Stork

Stork is a new project led by ISC with the aim of delivering an ISC BIND 9 and ISC Kea DHCP use and monitoring dashboard.
It is intended to be a spiritual successor of the earlier attempts - Kittiwake and Anterius.

It is currently in rapid development, with monthly releases with new features.

For details, please see Stork Administrator Reference Manual or Stork wiki.

Build instructions

The easiest way to run Stork is to install it using RPM and deb packages.
The second easiest way is to use Docker (rake docker_up). However, it is
possible to run Stork without Docker. See Installation section of the Stork ARM.

Reporting issues

Please use the issue tracker on ISC GitLab
to report issues and submit feature requests.

Getting involved

Stork is in early stages of its development, but it's getting new features rapidly. We have
new release every month. If you'd like to get involved, feel free to subscribe to the
stork-dev mailing list or look
at Stork project page.
We're also on GitHub.

If you have a patch to send, by far the best way is to submit
Merge Request (MR) on GitLab.
Stork developers use this system daily and you may expect reasonably quick reaction.
The second alternative is to submit Pull Request (PR) on GitHub.
This will also work, but this system is not monitored, so delayed response is expected.

Screenshots

Here are some screenshots from Stork version 0.6.0. The UI is changing frequently.

Login screen - this is where it all starts.

Subnets list

Networks list

A dashboard!

Stork is able to monitor HA status and provides additional insight into failover events.

Stork is able to monitor BIND9 as well. You can have insight into how effective your caching is.

Stork can monitor multiple servers. Here's a list of servers (machines)

There's a dedicated view for Kea processes (apps) running in your network

Stork provides support for Grafana. Here are some Kea and BIND9 dashboards: