Introduction
Citellus is a framework to help with system configuration validation on either live system or any sort of snapshot of the filesystem.
Via execution of ‘plugins’ it reports status on each one execution against the system that gives you an idea on health status, actual problems or problems that will reveal themselves if no preventive action is taken.
Please if you have any idea on any improvements please do not hesitate to open an issue.
Highlights
Plugins written in your language of choice.
Allows to dump output to json file to be processed by other tools.
Allow to visualize html from json output.
Check our sample at: Citellus-www
Ansible playbook support.
Save / restore default settings
Check latest changes on Changelog.md
Check for plugins listing on citellusclient/plugins/
Framework contains additional readmes for the tools included:
Installation
Check README above for detailed instructions outside os simple ones: - Just clone the git repository and execute it from there ‘or’ - use ‘pipsi’ or create a python virtual env to install package ‘citellus’
Give it a try running as ‘root’ on your system with: ./citellus.py -l so it will show live execution and only Failed tests.
How does it looks like?
Check how does it look in an execution at: asciicast
Additional resources
Check https://citellus.org for more details and information
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