napalm-automation/napalm-logs

Napalm-logs is a Python-based syslog parsing and publishing service that transforms raw network device logs into structured OpenConfig or IETF YANG models. It features a multi-process architecture with pluggable components for listening (TCP, UDP, ZMQ, Kafka), buffering (memory, Redis), and transport (HTTP, Kafka, Prometheus), allowing flexible integration with various backends. The system supports secure client authentication and provides comprehensive test coverage for a wide range of network operating systems, including Cisco IOS/IOS-XR, Juniper Junos, Arista EOS, and Fortinet.

This period marks the initial release of the napalm-logs project, establishing its core Python library and multi-process architecture. The work focused on building a pluggable system for parsing and publishing syslog messages, supported by comprehensive test coverage for various network operating systems.

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The project introduced a pluggable serializer and buffer system, allowing users to select output formats and caching backends. Concurrently, extensive test coverage was added across multiple network platforms to validate log parsing and state mapping for various interface and protocol events.

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This period focused on expanding test coverage across multiple network operating systems, including Junos, EOS, NXOS, SONiC, and Fortinet. The work involved adding new test fixtures and expected outputs for various error states, syslog messages, and lifecycle events to ensure accurate parsing and validation.

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