[Openstack] Introducing "Show my network state" utility
Darragh O'Reilly
dara2002-openstack at yahoo.com
Wed Oct 16 11:54:50 UTC 2013
Hi Giuliano,
great idea and nice work. I haven't tried it yet as I guess I would need to install X-Windows on servers. Also having to add a sudoers entry makes it less convenient too.
It would be great if you could write a non-graphical helper program that could be called by sudo and it would run all the network commands and save them to a file (text - xml or json preferrably). Then the file could be copied to a laptop and opened with the gui program. Just like you can use -w with tcpdump and open the output file with WireShark. Then people would be able to quickly wget the script/program, run it, and upload the file somewhere. Then others could download the file and open it with the gui, to help diagnose a problem.
Re, Darragh.
> Hi all!
> I've made a simple network utility and I'd like to share it with the
> community!
> It's called "Show my network state" and it's a graphical network topology
> visualizer for a single host.
> I made it to simplify the network management of Openstack nodes. All that
> OVS bridges, veth pairs and patch ports were simply a mess to read from
> command line so I decided to realize "visual dashboard" to show them all.
> The code is BSD licensed and hosted on GITHUB.
>
>
> Please let me know if you find it useful!
> I'd also like to receive some feedback, errors, etc.
>
> The Website is the following:
> https://sites.google.com/site/showmynetworkstate/
>
>
> Giuliano
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