The TOSCA blueprint and its orchestration process can be represented with nodes and relationships between them. Moreover, we create a DAC (Directed Acyclic Graph) with nodes and relations that gives us the estimated structure of the deployment and undeployment. The info about that can already be retrieved and used from the opera python library. However, for the users of the CLI it could be useful to see it there.
Some time ago we wanted to have the a separate command that would print out the graph in the desired format (XML, YAML, JSON or some tree structure). So, I propose either creating new opera graph CLI command or adding --graph and other flags to opera validate CLI command.
Steps
The main part for creating DAC happens in src/opera/instance/node.py. We need to study it in order to see how we can retrieve or create the graph.
After that we can use some available pip packages to store the graph to a desired format. The graphviz and pygraphviz seem to be useful for us.
Current behaviour
The nodes and their order and relationships can be retrieved in python files by importing and using the opera library.
Expected results
To be able to retrieve tree-structure of the orchestration in the desired format.
Description
The TOSCA blueprint and its orchestration process can be represented with nodes and relationships between them. Moreover, we create a DAC (Directed Acyclic Graph) with nodes and relations that gives us the estimated structure of the deployment and undeployment. The info about that can already be retrieved and used from the opera python library. However, for the users of the CLI it could be useful to see it there.
Some time ago we wanted to have the a separate command that would print out the graph in the desired format (XML, YAML, JSON or some tree structure). So, I propose either creating new
opera graphCLI command or adding--graphand other flags toopera validateCLI command.Steps
The main part for creating DAC happens in src/opera/instance/node.py. We need to study it in order to see how we can retrieve or create the graph.
After that we can use some available pip packages to store the graph to a desired format. The graphviz and pygraphviz seem to be useful for us.
Current behaviour
The nodes and their order and relationships can be retrieved in python files by importing and using the opera library.
Expected results
To be able to retrieve tree-structure of the orchestration in the desired format.