VegaDNS-UI - a JavaScript only UI, similar to the old VegaDNS.
VegaDNS-CLI - a command line interface written in python.
Features
Group based permissions - There are two types of accounts, senior_admin and user. Accounts of type User be added to groups, can own domains, and privileges (read/edit/delete) can now be granted to domains mapped to groups. This provides a flexible architecture for distributing permissions to users.
Location support - Tinydns location support is now available (aka "Split Horizon").
Authentication - VegaDNS now supports basic auth, cookies, and OAuth2 (section 4.4) for authentication.
Improved Search - Real time search is now the standard, and for records you can search by record name or value.
Python and JS Clients - Both VegaDNS-CLI and VegaDNS-UI have API clients that can be used for custom integrations. (python client, javascript client)
Docker Support - A Dockerfile is included if you prefer to run it under docker. See the README for details.
Swagger Support - The API is documented with swagger. This means you can go to the Swagger UI demo, input your API url's swagger endpoint (for example http://localhost:5000/1.0/swagger), and read API endpoint documentation. You can even authenticate with basic auth and make API calls.
Support
Please use github for reporting issues or pull requests.
You may also join the discussion on the Google Group.
The legacy version of VegaDNS can be found on github here and the old website here.
Upgrading - VegaDNS 2 should be treated as a new installation (VegaDNS-API + VegaDNS-UI), but you can upgrade your existing database to use with it. See installation in the API docs for notes on upgrading your database. (Back up your data and test first!)
