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![glass_logo](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3319450/31204769-06a0f9da-a933-11e7-87d5-efda1059ccfe.png)
# Glass <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3319450/31204769-06a0f9da-a933-11e7-87d5-efda1059ccfe.png" alt="Glass" width="30" height="30">
* Glass was created as a quick side project out of necessity to fulfill requirements not readily available through our production ISC DHCP Servers for our organization - I've decided to share it for anyone who would also find it useful
* More features and application-level things could be extended into the interface but my goals were simply the high yield features for our production network needs
# Glass
* Glass was created as a quick side project out of necessity to fulfill requirements not readily available through our production ISC DHCP Servers
## Features
* DHCP IPv4 Support (No IPv6 at this time)
* Realtime Alerting
* Shared Subnet Utilization Alerting
* Customize thresholds (IE: Warning: 80% Critical 95%)
* Leases Per Minute - If your disk fills up - or your SAN is unavailable - alerting your team on absolutely zero activity on your production server can allow you to be on the 8 ball
* Alerting Destinations
* Slack
* E-Mail
* SMS
* Statistics (Available through REST API)
* Shared Network Utilization
* Individual Network Utilization
* Vendor Counts by MAC
* OUI Count
* Excessive DHCP Requests
* Log Streaming (Realtime via Websockets)
* Lease Data
* Full active DHCP lease data available via API and searchable through the web interface
* All options are dynamically parsed into an easy to ingest JSON format
* Config Edit (Only supports single DHCP config file configurations)
* Edit the DHCP config using a full web-based text editor (Ace)
* Before saving the config - Glass will run a syntax check against the file
* Config editing through Glass creates a backup (snapshot) on success with no syntax errors and commits to production file
* Start / Stop / Restart server process
* Administrative Authentication enforced on administrative tasks (Restarts/Config/Glass Settings)
## Dashboard
* Glass has a dashboard containing quick-glance important information pertaining to the health of the server and the pools configured