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This seems like it's a rendering layer for traffic data you're supposed to provide it. I'd love to have something I can get running more-or-less out of the box
by omni 10y ago
This seems like it's a rendering layer for traffic data you're supposed to provide it. I'd love to have something I can get running more-or-less out of the box to collect and visualize traffic between my nodes on AWS, does anybody know of such a project?
- jan_g 10y agoWe've been working recently on a tool that utilizes Vizceral for visualization of traffic between services. One aim being that it should be easy/quick to setup without touching your existing application code. We'd love to hear about your use-case/setup, so if it sounds like something useful to you, then drop me a few lines - jan at pipetop.com.
- degio 10y agoIt's not Open Source, but the sysdig cloud dynamic topology map does pretty much what you describe https://sysdig.com/product/ https://sysdig.com/product/. (Disclosure: I work at sysdig)
- seanp2k2 10y agoBoundary can kinda do it. AppDynamics can but doesn't work well with over a couple of thousand nodes. Companies internally have built things to do this at the method-depends-on-remote-service level to visualize/analyze up and down-stream dependencies but I haven't seen anything open source. I was thinking of doing the same at the Rack level for ruby apps.
- spydum 10y agoI imagine something ingesting vpc flow logs and building the aggregated data could do that for you, but I'm not sure how much delay that would inject.
- prohor 10y agoDynatrace does I think what you describe. It is on various levels - between services, hosts, processes (on different hosts too) and AWS zones. https://dynatrace.com/capabilities/application-topology-discovery/ https://dynatrace.com/capabilities/application-topology-disc...
- duked 10y agoNot a project but we're building product that does that and more https://www.cloudhawk.io https://www.cloudhawk.io