What Grafana version and what operating system are you using? v11.2.2 [Screenshot 2024-12-10 141152] What are you trying to achieve? The attached screenshot is what I want it to look like. Very simple, just nodes with connected lines. I am trying to build a network topology map using Junipe…

[image] ryankoloj: about how to do this. The documentatio Can you please post a link to the documentation? Also please post readable and useable cvs data Not Interface------------Admin—Link------Description ge-0/0/0-------------UP-------UP-------Connection to Router1 ge-0/0/1-------------U…

Thank you for your assistance yosiasz. [image] yosiasz: Can you please post a link to the documentation? *I have been reading through the documentation below, but struggling to understand how can I take output from the CLI in a putty session of a Juniper device and export it to CSV with a fo…

[image] ryankoloj: can I take output from the CLI in a putty session of a Juniper device and export it to CSV with a format that Node Graph likes Not familiar with that CLI but why complicate figuring that part out, just edit the CSV file manually to get what node needs [image]

[image] ryankoloj: there a way to export the data from the Juniper automatically Best to ask that on a juniper forum unless someone here knows how to

Thank you for your reply yosiasz. I suppose I am complicating things. It is perhaps my misunderstanding or lapse in fully understanding Node Graph. I want to dynamically track the edge changes though from 1 device to another. In your example, if the connection from router1 to router2 loses conne…

if the connection from router1 to router2 loses connection I want that to show in the Node graph is this possible? Not if your data is csv and the csv file is not update regularly like you said it has to be dynamic We are doing csv just to show POC (proof of concept) and because we do not have acc…

[image] ryankoloj: use Prometheus as a data source to ingest data are you comfortable with Prometheus? if so sure why not. but before that I would recommend you do some more research to see if Juniper has a way to provide the data you need via some api Understanding the REST API |…

also check this out Monitor Network Device Health Using Grafana | Paragon Insights | Juniper... Starting with Paragon Insights (formerly HealthBot) Release 4.1.0, you can use the Grafana user interface (UI) to view data of your network devices. Grafana UI renders data from Paragon Insi…

[image] ryankoloj: ge changes though from 1 device to another. In your example, if the connection from router1 to router2 loses connection I want that to show in the Node graph is this possible? In your example, as I’ve understood other similar examples is the CSV is static data, so it doesn’t t…

Trying to build a network topology map using Node Graph or Geomap (Prometheus as a data source)

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Is it possible to use Prometheus as a data source to ingest data? Or would I have to build my own CSV’s? Would another tool/plugin be better for this need within Grafana?

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