Networking Debug Tool for OpenStack
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Steth

A network inspection tool for OpenStack.

Description

Steth is an inspection tool that can aid in pinpointing issues before deployment and during operation of an OpenStack environment.

It is modelled as agent(s)/client in which a controller interacts with agents deployed in your environment.

Background

OpenStack networking can be deloyed as different architectures, such as ML2 with OVS(legacy and DVR), Linux bridge, OVN, Dragonflow and so forth. However, they all need enviromental prerequisites. For instance, VLAN needs to be configured as we expect; bandwidth should meet our requirements; connection between nodes should be active, etc.

Besides, with some well-deployed architectures, troubleshooting for VM networking is difficult. For instance, why VM cannot get an IP address; or why it cannot connect to Internet, etc. Steth integrates useful scripts and third party tools(like iperf, tcpdump, etc.) to help operators keep tracking on VM networking.

Mission

Steth is an introspection tool for OpenStack networking. Only proved to be working in ML2 with OVS for now.

Contributing

All kinds of contributions are welcomed, such as documentation, bug fixes and new features. If you have a new feature or idea, ask for feedback first before spending lots of time on something.

Please search issues and merge requests before adding something new to avoid duplicating efforts and conversations. Especially, when working on a bug you should assign it to yourself before starting to work on it.

You can also post message in the OpenStack Developer mailinglist, prefixed with [steth].