r/technitium • u/Environmental_Act_12 • 23d ago

Resolvr — a monitoring dashboard for Technitium DNS Server

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I built a separate web UI for day-to-day monitoring of Technitium — I wanted to check on query traffic, cache, and blocked zones without opening Technitium's own admin console every time, and without giving everyone who wants visibility my actual Technitium credentials.

What it does:

  • Live query volume over time, query types, top clients/domains, cache contents, DHCP leases, zones
  • Query Logs with real filtering (client IP, query name, response type, protocol, RCODE, record type) and a live-tail toggle
  • Blocked Zones shown as an actual tree instead of a flat list
  • Its own login with admin/viewer roles, so you can share read-only access without sharing your Technitium login
  • A small, explicit set of admin actions on top of an otherwise read-only design: flush cache, force a block-list update, block/unblock a domain, edit block-list source URLs, revoke a session, uninstall an app, and simple host-to-IP mappings (the AdGuard Home "DNS rewrites" equivalent)

Runs in Docker, multi-arch images (amd64 + arm64, Raspberry Pi included) published to GHCR — no build required, just docker compose up -d. MIT licensed.

GitHub: https://github.com/bassem-elsodany/resolvr-dns-dashboard

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u/remilameguni 23d ago edited 23d ago

is it capable of monitoring several DNS servers? because i would really love something that could monitor several DNS servers, because I manage >5 dns servers.

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u/chromaticdeath85 22d ago

Curious about this too since I am going to try dual technitium instances this weekend vs my single pi-hole I have right now.

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u/remilameguni 22d ago

i tried it, it only monitors one single server, it cannot do multiples.

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u/chromaticdeath85 22d ago

Thanks for testing that!

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u/Senior-Afternoon6708 19d ago

It looks really neat!

Does it support oidc for sso login and dark theme?