Sorry about the previous empty message.
Keyboard-shortcut booboo.

> To your comment on analytics it is a mistake to think of Contrail or Nuage or 
> Calico as detached solutions.
> They are part of entire end to end network and just like it is today with WAN 
> routers, with DC underlay,
> with Internet ASBRs in any company the analytics should be exported and 
> processed to central repository and management system for the *entire 
> network*.

With this train of thought you can argue that the network is part of something 
bigger than just the network itself.
IMHO organizations will already have something in place for analytics/alerting 
which are not a “side-project” of a, in this case, network solution.
e.g. in our case we would also want to see the application landscape in that 
same view of the network.
And that’s currently one of the many reasons we do not look at analytics: it is 
another place to look at stuff.

We would want something that, at the least, can be displayed by a grafana 
dashboard together with all the other graphs.
e.g. since everything else is in a graphite cluster we are parsing output of 
dropstats and the introspect into graphite just to get everything in one place.
Which is not exactly optimal but it is very convenient to have graphs of a year 
back without:
- looking at another system
- dealing with access rights in contrail to get everyone view access (e.g. 
grafana makes read only access for everyone very easy)
- cassandra database explosion and other analytics (scaling) issues

So what I would like to see is some easy integration with the best tools for 
the jobs already out there.
Just to name a few things many companies are using anyway: collectd metrics 
collectors / graphite protocol / SNMP those kinds of things.
As long as metrics/monitoring solution X is easily integrated I would be happy.

Cheers,
Robert van Leeuwen
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