This can be done entirely in the client side. It would essentially be a
greppable, text based result similar to the current Horizon network
diagram. New features belong to the openstack client, not the neutron
client, so I fixed up the bug's target component.
** Project changed: neutron => python-openstackclient
** Changed in: python-openstackclient
Status: Triaged => New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1586584
Title:
Get the virtual network topology
Status in python-openstackclient:
New
Bug description:
When we create a virtual network and use the network in openstack, we just
can get some simple information about this network by use neutron command "
neutron net-show". However, getting more details is useful and necessary for us
. For example , how many virtual devices such as vm, router, dhcp which
connected to the network. Further, we also want to know the tenants which those
devices belong to and the nodes on which those devices are located. If we know
all this information , we can generate a network topology about this network.
Using the network topology, Understanding, planning and managing network
become very easy. Also, fault diagnosis is more efficient. For example, wo can
easily know the compute node on which problematic port is located, not need to
do a lot of inquiries in Nova
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