Re: [Gluster-devel] Show volume topology with lsgvt

[Fred van Zwieten]

Hi

I have solved the reported problem and committed a new version to github

Fred

On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 2:12 PM, Fred van Zwieten <address@hidden> wrote:

And...the first problem is reported :-)

Currently, it only works if you have at least distributed in your topology. I will let you know when that is solved.

As a teaser, the output looks like this:

Topology for volume vol1:

  │

  ├── Stripe set 0

  │    │

  │    ├── Replica set 0

  │    │    │

  │    │    ├── Brick 0: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick1

  │    │    │

  │    │    └── Brick 1: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick1

  │    │

  │    └── Replica set 1

  │         │

  │         ├── Brick 2: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick2

  │         │

  │         └── Brick 3: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick2

  │

  └── Stripe set 1

       │

       ├── Replica set 2

       │    │

       │    ├── Brick 4: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick3

       │    │

       │    └── Brick 5: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick3

       │

       └── Replica set 3

            │

            ├── Brick 6: g61.lab6.local:/bricks/brick4

            │

            └── Brick 7: g62.lab6.local:/bricks/brick4

 

Fred

On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 1:25 PM, Fred van Zwieten <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi there,

I have just finished writing an initial version of 'lsgvt':

This program shows a pretty graphical representation of a Gluster volume's topology. It uses the fuse-{volname}.vol file for it's source. If you do not give any parameters, it shows the topology for all the volumes, otherwise it will show the topology for the given space-separated list of volume names.

You can find it on github here.

Have fun with it. If you have any comments or feature requests, just let me know.

Regards,

Fred van Zwieten