Configuration Management Database leveraging Neo4j (graph database). Represents networks as they exist in real life (as a graph).

This project is still in development. The majority of it is untested.

There are various types of auth enabled: none, basic (username and pass), and Google OAuth2. You can set which one to use in the source code under CONFIG VARS. This will be made into a separate config file at a later time.

Initialize a Neo4j DB instance on port 7474 (default). Navigate to project directory and run gunicorn app:app. It should run on port 8000.

As of now, Cuttlefish is just a fancy datastore. You can add an asset and its owner, and see it displayed in the asset list. You can change properties off assets (except owner). You can also remove assets. These are stored in a Neo4j database. So basically, this doesn't do anything you can't already do with Neo4j and Cypher. Unless of course you don't know Cypher. But it's a lot prettier here.

##TBD

Major updates, loosely ordered by priority, include

• graph visualization of networks
• automatically adding assets via a network scan or uploading of network logs
• Adding users via some directory API is also on my list.

Small changes, loosely ordered by priority, include

• bootstrap / datatables: CDN to local
• separate / organize HTML/CSS/JS files

Warning: Testing will clear the local Neo4j database. Do not test if you have important data loaded. Not that end users should be testing things anyway.

This project is licensed under GNU AGPLv3. It can be found LICENSE.txt. It is also licensed under the Neo Technology Contributor License Agreement v1.0.

Author: Brandon Tsao.
Email: [email protected]