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Canonical Netplan

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Canonical Netplan is a technology in WhisperGraph's PredictLeads-derived TECHNOLOGY corpus, categorized under configuration management, with a published adopter count of 11 hostnames.

Profile

Broader grouping
devops, it infrastructure
Published adopter count
11

Canonical Netplan is a tool for configuring network settings on Linux systems using simple YAML files. It allows users to define network interfaces and their configurations in a human-readable format. Netplan then translates these definitions into the appropriate configurations for the system's network renderer, automating and simplifying network setup processes in business environments.

Vendor site: https://netplan.io/

Sample adopters

11 hostnames WhisperGraph observed running Canonical Netplan, a sample of the 11 published adopters.

Hosting concentration

The networks announcing the IP addresses of a sample of 11 Canonical Netplan adopters, not of all 11 published adopters. A hostname counts once per network.

Related pages

Pivot from Canonical Netplan into its category and the vendor behind it.

Queries

Resolves the slug's technology-name candidate(s) and projects the winner's fields.


MATCH (t:TECHNOLOGY)
WHERE t.name =~ $pattern
WITH t ORDER BY t.adopterCount DESC, t.name ASC
WITH collect(t)[0] AS winner, count(t) AS candidates
RETURN winner.name AS name,
       winner.description AS description,
       winner.category AS category,
       winner.parentCategories AS parentCategories,
       winner.adopterCount AS adopterCount,
       winner.url AS url,
       winner.vendorApex AS vendorApex,
       candidates
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Reads a 20-host adopter sample and the ASNs announcing its IP addresses.


MATCH (:TECHNOLOGY {name: $name})<-[:RUNS_TECHNOLOGY]-(h:HOSTNAME)
WITH h LIMIT 20
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:RESOLVES_TO]->(:IPV4)-[:ANNOUNCED_BY]->(ap:ANNOUNCED_PREFIX)
OPTIONAL MATCH (a:ASN)-[:ROUTES]->(ap) WHERE a.name IS NOT NULL
RETURN h.name AS host, a.name AS asn
LIMIT 200
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