Network management for your homelab
Atranna is a self-hosted network management, monitoring and documentation tool built for homelabs of any size with deployment options for Docker & Kubernetes
Features
Everything your homelab needs
Atranna has everything you need for managing your homelab, from device and network documentation to integrations with your existing monitoring and alerting tools.
Dashboard
One place to see what is running on your network and spot issues at a glance.
Organizations
Use organizations to separate your homelab into multiple logical groups, each with their own users, devices, and networks.
Members & roles
Choose who has access, and what they have access to, with fine-grained roles and permissions.
Devices & inventory
Track routers, switches, servers, and everything else by hostname, IP, vendor, and model.
Interfaces
See the interfaces on each device and understand how your infrastructure is connected up.
Networks & connections
Model your networks and the connections between them for a real map of your homelab.
Architecture
open-source, self-hosted, free forever
Atranna consists of many components, all of which are open-source and free to use.
API
The heart of Atranna. A REST API that handles authentication, authorization, and communication with the database and web frontend.
Web
A responsive dashboard frontend that talks to the API.
Storage Backend
choose your own database. PostgreSQL is recommended for production and is required for HA deployments, SQLite is great for testing.
Get started
Up and running in minutes
Deploy the API and WebUI, then log in and add your first organization.
Deploy the stack
Use Docker Compose or the provided Helm charts to spin up the API and WebUI with your preferred database.
Create an account
Register your first user, create an organization, and invite any other users you want to share access with.
Add your network
Register your devices, define your networks, and start wiring up connections.
Early in development
Atranna is a work in progress. APIs, models, and storage are all subject to change without notice, so don't use it in production yet. Contributions are welcome.