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ISC Stork vs SagaOS Kea Pilot

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ISC Stork

7.5#2 in dhcp management softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FactISC StorkSagaOS Kea Pilot
AuthenticationDocumentation covers LDAP, OIDC, Kea basic authentication, HTTPS and mutual TLS; agent registration requires authorization or a protected token.The README says the project supports TOTP and hardware-token multi-factor authentication as an enterprise feature.
IntegrationsStork can export traffic activity data to Prometheus for display in Grafana charts.The documented stack includes Kea DHCP, BIND9, PostgreSQL, Docker, and Nginx; BIND9 is optional in the minimal installation.
LicenseStork source is released under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.The repository states that the software is MIT licensed and permits commercial use, modification, and distribution; it also provides the software without warranty.
MonitoringStork reports host and daemon health data including memory, CPU utilization, software versions, and uptime.The project lists a live health dashboard, WebSocket updates, service status tracking, performance metrics, audit logging, and analytics.
PurposeStork provides a web-based graphical interface for monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintaining Kea DHCP server configuration.The project describes itself as a web management platform for Kea DHCP, BIND9 DNS, and Dynamic DNS, aimed at ISP and enterprise network operations.

ISC Stork plans

  • Stork open-source softwareFree
  • Kea/Stork support subscription—
  • Professional support for StorkPriced on request

SagaOS Kea Pilot plans

  • MIT-licensed softwareFree

Pick ISC Stork if…

Stork suits administrators maintaining Kea DHCP deployments who want a web interface for monitoring and management. It may also help teams that use Prometheus, Grafana, or LDAP.

Pick SagaOS Kea Pilot if…

It is aimed at ISP and enterprise network teams managing DHCP and DNS services. It may suit operators comfortable with Linux or Docker deployment and the listed system requirements.

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