hyperglass is the network looking glass that tries to make the internet better.
hyperglass system-info
output. NodeJS version is now included in the output.1.0.3 is a cosmetic release to factor in code-level changes related to the repository name change from checktheroads to thatmattlove.
To you, this is basically a new app from the ground up. You should head over to the docs and check out all the new stuff.
Thanks for hanging in there. While the official v1.0.0 release doesn't quite have everything in it I had hoped for, it's time. Head over to the Changelog, especially if you've overridden the external_link
, help
, or terms
parameters, or use FRR/BIRD.
NodeJS 14.15 or later is required. See the docs for installation instructions.
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was made (which only returns IPv4 routes), the query would fail.best
to all Juniper BGP Route queries. See Juniper docs for more details.driver
parameter.light
and dark
colors per the docs.Major changes have been made to how VRFs are defined and handled. Previously, you would signal to hyperglass that a VRF was the "default" VRF (meaning, a VRF does not need to be specified in any commands) by setting name: default
in the VRF block. This limitation meant that a VRF named default
had to be defined, and that any users who keep their global routing table in a non-default VRF must define it separately.
Moving forward, the name
field is only used to define the name of the VRF as known by the device. To signal that hyperglass should use the device's default VRF, set default: true
on the VRF. This is not the default.