charrua-core is an ISC-licensed DHCP library implementation in ocaml.
It provides basically two modules, a Dhcp
responsible for parsing and
constructing DHCP messages and a Dhcp_server
module used for constructing DHCP
servers.
charrua-unix is a Unix DHCP server based on charrua-core.
charrua-mirage is a Mirage DHCP server based on charrua-core.
You can browse the API for [charrua-core] at http://haesbaert.github.io/charrua-core/api
- Dhcp_server supports a stripped down ISC dhcpd.conf, so you can probably just use your old dhcpd.conf.
- Support for multiple interfaces/subnets.
- Logic/sequencing is agnostic of IO and platform, so it can run on Unix as a process, as a Mirage VM or anything else.
- Functorizes over Logging functions.
- Code is purely functional with the exception of Dhcp Leases.
- With
charrua-mirage
you can run a server directly on top of Xen, without a full operating system. - It's in ocaml, so it's pretty cool.
The name charrua
is a reference to the, now extinct, semi-nomadic people of
southern South America.
This project became one of the [Mirage Pioneer] (https://github.com/mirage/mirage-www/wiki/Pioneer-Projects) projects.